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Tree Commission to dedicate linden and burgundy cherry at Arbor Day ceremony
Summary
The commission confirmed an Arbor Day Celebration on April 25 at Adams St Park, including dedications of a linden for unity and a burgundy cherry in memory of Canine Officer Spike; logistics and a possible headstone footer were discussed.
The Port Clinton Tree Commission confirmed plans April 8 for its Arbor Day Celebration on April 25 at 5:30 p.m. in Adams St Park. Commissioners said two trees will be dedicated: a linden symbolizing unity and a burgundy cherry in remembrance of Canine Officer Spike.
Commissioner Roger Domokos agreed to arrange chairs for the event, and Commissioner Larry Holman said he would meet with police to discuss the possibility of a footer for a headstone connected to the memorial planting. The minutes do not specify who will deliver remarks at the dedication or whether there will be a formal program beyond the dedications.
The commission also noted the Tree City Award on April 16 in Bowling Green as a separate upcoming event.
