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Greenfield holds annual Arbor Day observance with GEVS 1st graders

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First grade students at Greenfield Elementary are pictured Tuesday, April 17 as they pose as trees, which is part of the village’s annual observance of Arbor Day. (Photos by Angela Shepherd)
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Angela Shepherd, Village of Greenfield

Representatives from the Village of Greenfield held their annual Arbor Day observance with first graders from each of the Greenfield Exempted Village district’s elementary schools Tuesday, April 17.

Pictured are scenes from this year’s event.

Greenfield Elementary Arbor Day
First grade students at Greenfield Elementary are pictured Tuesday, April 17 as they hear from Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin about trees, which is part of the village’s annual observance of Arbor Day. Each child received a Norway spruce seedling to take home and plant.
Buckskin ArborDay 2023
Buckskin first graders are pictured with Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin and council chair Phil Clyburn on April 17 as they posed as trees.
Buckskin ArborDay
Buckskin first graders are pictured with Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin and council chair Phil Clyburn on April 17 as they learned about trees as part of the village’s annual Arbor Day observance. Each child received a Norway spruce seedling to plant at home.
Rainsboro Arbor Day
First graders at Rainsboro Elementary are pictured April 17 with Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin and Greenfield Council Chair Phil Clyburn posing as trees.
Rainsboro Arbor Day2
First graders at Rainsboro Elementary are pictured April 17 with Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin and Greenfield Council Chair Phil Clyburn learning about trees. As part of Greenfield’s annual Arbor Day observance, the students each received a Norway spruce seedling to plant at home.

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