Your 50+ ft pine with brown needles, gray bark, and cardboard-like interior—plus neighbors losing pines—suggests a landscape-scale issue (bark beetles, root disease, drought).
Pine pests/diseases don't jump to maples/sweetgums. Host-specific. Your hardwoods are safe.
Gray bark + cardboard wood = advanced decay. Forester determines if savable. Free service—use it.
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