James Mitchell

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  www2.journalnow.com/content/2009/apr/12/120040/city-tri - [Cached Version]
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  "We're planting a combination of shade trees and ornamentals, we're planting a couple different kinds of crape myrtle, some flowering cherries, some bald cypress, some European hornbeam," said James Mitchell, the city's director of vegetation management. "We got a few other odds and ends going in: some hollies."
  
  Mitchell said that the plans to improve the landscape around Akron Drive fit in with this year's Community Roots Day, which is scheduled for April 25 and which will focus on planting trees along Reynolds Boulevard, near the Hanes Hosiery Community Center.
  
  Haria said he thinks that the increased police patrols have helped curb crime in the area, but said he hopes that the police stay.
  
  "I think a continuous effort would definitely make a difference," he said.

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  "And they do smell fantastic," said James Mitchell, the city of Winston-Salem's director of vegetation management.The medium-size shade tree grows to a height comparable to pear or cherry trees.You should be able to find the tree at a local nursery, although you may have to do a little searching, he said.

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  A. "Our policy is to mow in front of vacant lots or undeveloped property," said James Mitchell, the city's director of vegetation management.

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  City of Winston-Salem, NC :: City Edition - [Cached Version]
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  Procuring the city Christmas tree locally would spare the city the cost of going up to the mountains and transporting the tree back to Winston-Salem, said James Mitchell, the director of vegetation management. "In addition, we feel that there are many high-quality trees here in Winston-Salem that would make great Christmas trees," Mitchell said.

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  City of Winston-Salem, NC :: City Looking for a Home... - [Cached Version]
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  Contact: James Mitchell, 748-3162
  
  The city is looking for a tree suitable for display as the city Christmas tree in Corpening Plaza. Citizens with an evergreen tree that they want removed should contact City Link at 727-8000 by Nov. 1. The city will cut down the tree for free, grind the stump and pay the owner for the tree.
  
  Procuring the city Christmas tree locally would spare the city the cost of going up to the mountains and transporting the tree back to Winston-Salem, said James Mitchell, the director of vegetation management. "In addition, we feel that there are many high quality trees here in Winston-Salem that would make great Christmas trees," Mitchell said.

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  James Mitchell, Director jamestm@cityofws.org 748-3162, fax: 727-2354

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  James Mitchell
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  City Link 727-8000

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  Winston-Salem Journal | Community Milestones - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/24/2004    Last Visited: 5/24/2004  

  James Mitchell, the director of vegetation management for the City of Winston-Salem.

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  Winston-Salem Journal | Daily Ask SAM Column - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/28/2004    Last Visited: 11/30/2004  

  A. They are Russian olive shrubs, said James Mitchell, Winston-Salem's director of vegetation management.

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  Winston-Salem Journal | Daily Ask SAM Column - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/3/2005    Last Visited: 4/4/2005  

  In the fall we'll reverse the process," said James Mitchell, the city's director of vegetation management."We will need owners' help in making sure the dogs don't get in the newly seeded area."
  
  Mitchell said he hopes that the work will start this month.

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