The Coconino and Tonto national forests will start selling a limited number of permits to cut down a tree on Nov. 14.

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Starting November 14, residents of Arizona can purchase permits to cut down their own Christmas trees in the Tonto and ...

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Permits will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis until sold out and are $15 per tree with a limit of one tree per ...

On Friday, Coconino National Forest announced that Christmas tree ... Starbucks seasonal drinks hit Arizona in 2024 Coconino National Forest announced that out of the 1,300 available permits, 400 will ...

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Coconino National Forest announced on Friday, Nov. 1, it will begin selling a select number of Christmas tree permits online.

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