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National Grid explains why so many trees were cut in Adams — after the fact

Summary by The Berkshire Eagle
Before National Grid cut down 129 privately owned trees and 39 on town-owned land, no one on the town's Select Board was aware of the plan.

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National Grid explains why so many trees were cut in Adams — after the fact

Before National Grid cut down 129 privately owned trees and 39 on town-owned land, no one on the town's Select Board was aware of the plan.

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The Berkshire Eagle broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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