Last Wednesday, during the monthly Eatonton-Putnam Tourism, Arts and Heritage (EPTAH) meeting at the downtown Chamber of Commerce office, landscape designers Ben Proulx and Casey Marbutt of Sandy Creek LandCraft encouraged city leaders to think bigger — greener — about shaping downtown Eatonton’s future.The two University of Georgia–trained planners suggested urban trees aren’t...
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