Trees cut down in West Hempstead before Irene hits

Posted Saturday, August 27, 2011 7:19 pm

Malverne resident Allison Lyons said it was common around West Hempstead to see tree companies cutting down trees like this one on Hempstead Avenue that could pose danger or fall in high winds.

Allison Lyons/Herald

Concerned about the stability of big, old trees outside their homes, some tree-removing companies have made the rounds in West Hempstead and surrounding areas, cutting down trees before Hurricane Irene does.

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Trees cut down in West Hempstead before Irene hits

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