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Celia Shortt Goodyear/Boulder City Review Boulder City second-grader Lilly Potter reads an original poem about Arbor Day with Parks and Recreation Director Roger Hall on April 26. The city also planted a Chinese pistache tree near Bravo Field.
Celia Shortt Goodyear/Boulder City Review Second-graders Dawson Cunningham, left, and Afton Calvert, right, help plant a Chinese pistache tree near Bravo Field on April 26 in honor of Arbor Day.
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Boulder City second-grader Lilly Potter reads an original poem about Arbor Day with Parks and Recreation Director Roger Hall on April 26. The city also planted a Chinese pistache tree near Bravo Field.

Second-graders Dawson Cunningham, left, and Afton Calvert, right, help plant a Chinese pistache tree near Bravo Field on April 26 in honor of Arbor Day.

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