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Thursday, February 23, 2012
HEALTHY PLANTS CAN HEAL THE MIND
Can Gardening Help Troubled Minds Heal?
Sunday, February 5, 2012
LYNN'S LEADERS IN HISTORY
The HIGHLANDS COALITION will repeat their wildly successful event where community members took turns reciting a speech by LYNN's own, former slave and abolitionist leader FREDRICK DOUGLASS on July 3rd at HIGHROCK PARK this year again on July 3rd.
BUT....,
if you can't wait or don't want to wait that long to pay homage to one of LYNN'S LEADERS from the past, you can attend this event, timed in conjunction with BLACK HISTORY month:
BUT....,
if you can't wait or don't want to wait that long to pay homage to one of LYNN'S LEADERS from the past, you can attend this event, timed in conjunction with BLACK HISTORY month:
Frederick Douglass & the Lynn Abolitionists
Local Scholar, Julia Green will speak about Frederick Douglass & the Lynn Abolitionists Thursday, February 16, 7-8:30pm
Learn more
Learn more
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
PLANTING WORKSHOP BY THE FOOD PROJECT
A workshop was conducted by the FOOD PROJECT in one of the classrooms at the FORD SCHOOL. Participants were provided with manuals that covered everything from a description of various vegetables, growing seasons and even a grid layout to maximize available space.
Just for going to tonight's workshop attendees will receive in the mail packets of seeds for planting. An open invitation was also given to attend a big workshop later in the spring at the MONROE STREET community garden where FREE transplants will be available.
The virtues of raised gardens as an acceptable answer for urban gardening were promoted by all of the lecturers tonight along with other tips shared by the experienced members of the audience.
Additional information can be obtained about the FOOD PROJECT can be obtained by visiting their website, www.thefoodproject.org or by sending an e mail to buildagarden@thefoodproject.org.
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