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In some Worcester neighborhoods, trees are few and far between

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Gateway City programs, local initiatives and city investments are helping expand Worcester's urban tree canopy. Yet some of the neighborhoods that would benefit most remain the hardest places to plant.

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In some Worcester neighborhoods, trees are few and far between

Gateway City programs, local initiatives and city investments are helping expand Worcester's urban tree canopy. Yet some of the neighborhoods that would benefit most remain the hardest places to plant.

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WGBH broke the news on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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