Members of the Starr’s Mill High School chorus are currently selling holiday greenery to raise money for their springtime performance at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. The fresh greenery comes from the Sherwood Forest Farms company in Seattle, Washington. The Noble Fir greenery being sold is a fragrant, hearty fir that grows at a high altitude in the Cascade Mountains. These evergreens are environmentally friendly; since the harvesting of greens means no trees have been cut down, only trimmed to help keep the ecosystem healthy. The greenery will be delivered fresh to local customers right after Thanksgiving, or will be mailed directly from the supplier to out of town recipients. This is the fourth year that the Starr’s Mill chorus has sold greenery. If you would like to help support the SMHS chorus members in their fund-raising efforts, contact Dr. John Odom at 770-486-2710, ext. 135, or email him at [email protected]. Photo/Special.
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