Pictured above is a piece of bark from an ash tree. The serpentine pattern carved into the piece is an example of the damage that is done by the emerald ash borer larva as it feeds off the inside layers of the bark, thus destroying a tree's ability to take in moisture and nutrients from the root system. Monday, city representatives heard about the EAB threat and talked about what to do when it hits Lincoln. See the full story below.

Photo by Nila Smith   (Click on image for larger version.)

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CLOSE UP:  July 11

Dog wash and bake sale, historical society meeting, Oasis seminar, 'Pulaski Street Fest,' Democrat fundraiser, electronics recycling, glass recycling, Head Start recruitment, Oasis pork chop dinner, Millikin dean's list, 'Zookeeper' tickets, fair entries, LCHS '72 reunion, Sherri Smith at Owl's Roost, LCHS '77 reunion, recycled material art entries, Mount Pulaski quilt show

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