Community garden reports strong volunteer turnout and youth programming
Callie Kester told commissioners the community garden is thriving with volunteers, a youth seedling program (12–15 children), and plans to collaborate with the library on summer reading and STEM activities.
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During public comment on June 25, Callie Kester spoke on behalf of the community garden and reported positive developments: strong volunteer participation, a youth seedlings program with about 12–15 children, and abundant produce including pumpkins and tomatoes.
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