Valerie Mittereder and her husband, Ed, own the “ysville” section of the Murrysville tree sign, a group of several hundred evergreens which spell out the name of the municipality, on a hillside overlooking Route 22.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Supporters of Murrysville 'tree sign' updates estimate $100,000 in costs
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