Valley Stream is named a Tree City

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Fare added that the most commonly planted trees in the village are ash, cherry and maple. Swamp maples and sycamores were popular decades ago, when neighborhoods were first being built.

Residents interested in taking part in the seedling program can call the mayor’s office at (516) 592-5102.

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