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Home A tree older than the US is dying in KC’s Northeast; here’s how an entrepreneur honored its energy, Indigenous roots Liberty Tree 01

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Branches extend from the 80-foot-tall Liberty Tree in Kansas City’s Northeast; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News

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