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Christmas Tree Dropoff Sites Open in Casper, Evansville, Mills

By Anthony Pollreisz December 25, 2013

Keep Casper Beautiful has opened several Christmas tree disposal sites throughout the Casper metropolitan area.

Officials say the sites in Casper are located at Paradise Valley Pool, Mike Sedar Park, near the agricultural extension building on Fairgrounds Road, near the athletic complex on K Street and at Viking Court

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Current Christmas Trees Weather Drought, But Seedlings Take It Hard

By Karen Snyder December 10, 2012

This year's drought and heat wave covered a huge section of the country, including many big Christmas tree growing areas. Rick Dungey, with the National Christmas Tree Growers Association, says consumers won't notice anything this season

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Community Calls for Christmas Trees [AUDIO]

By Daniel Sandoval January 4, 2012

The city of Casper wants that old, dried out Christmas tree. The towns of Evansville and Mills want them too, for compost.

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Next Year’s Tree, Reasons To Get Real

By Karen Snyder December 23, 2011

Fewer of us are buying real Christmas trees these days. Tree growers are feeling the slowdown and the U.S. Department of Agriculture is asking you to think again next year.

For some its the hassle of trees that drop needles, the stand that doesn't quite work or even having to go out and chop or just pick one out from a lot

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Bridger-Teton Christmas Tree Costs Rising

By Associated Press September 27, 2011

Jackson, Wyo. - It's going to cost more for people who like to cut their own Christmas trees in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in northwest Wyoming this year.

Forest supervisor Jacque Buchanan has approved increasing Christmas tree permit fees by $5 effective next Monday

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