A triage to save Ridgway’s trees

Angie Henn, Feb. 15, 1918-May 5, 2012

Angie Chapman Henn, 94, passed away May 5th in Montrose, CO. She is survived by her husband of nearly 70 years, Roger also of Montrose, and her three children, Frank C. Henn and wife Janet of Brandon, MS, Patty Ratliff and husband Stephen of Ouray, CO and Alan Henn and wife Linda of Starkville, MS. She had five grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, and one surviving sister, Edith Sessums with husband David, of Byram, MS. Photo right: Angie and Roger Henn on their 65th wedding anniversary in 2007. See "Obituaries" for more details. Read more...

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A triage to save Ridgway’s trees

Thursday, 29 December 2011 11:12

by Jessi Marlatt
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Many of Ridgway’s largest trees are nearing the end of their life cycles and efforts to preserve and replace them are underway.
Triage is the process of determining the priority of patients' treatments based on the severity of their condition. Ridgway has adopted a “Tree-age” to determine the action plan to maintain the large cottonwoods that are such a huge part of Ridgway's identity, based on the severity of their condition.
According to Jen Coates, Ridgway Town Manager, some trees must be removed, some need serious...

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