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Editor,
I read where Norway Maple trees are scheduled to be removed on the road to Parsons Beach in Kennebunk and I wanted to throw in my two cents worth.
My thought is if they are on public land and are diseased or have sustained damage from plow trucks, the town certainly has every right to chop them down.
However, the family and the Parsons Beach Association should have been better notified long ago by the town of their intent to cut the trees down.
Just saying.
Early Newcomb
Kennebunk
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