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First-ever Harvest Festival is a
success
Community enjoys a fun-filled evening emphasizing healthy lifestyles
The first annual Harvest Festival was a
huge success thanks to contributions from dozens of volunteers,
including middle and high school students, parents, community members,
teachers and staff.
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Tips and recipes for fruits and vegetables now online
Cooking tips and recipes for everything from beets and onions to swiss
chard and eggplant are now online, courtesy of Roxbury Farm in
Kinderhook, New York.
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Volunteers sought for fall
Volunteers are needed to help water, weed, harvest
and prepare vegetables for delivery during the fall. No
gardening experience is necessary. However, please indicate if you would
prefer to work alongside a master gardener or more experienced gardener.
Learn more about volunteering.
Thanks for helping the garden grow and providing a
valuable service to your community.
News
September 9, 2009
Chef Mulligan uses garden's first harvest
July 8, 2009
Blackbird Paradise has first bountiful food pantry harvest
April 22, 2009
In the spirit of Earth Day, Garden Project Committee unveils Blackbird
Paradise
April 10, 2009
Volunteers sought to help bring school/community
garden to fruition
April 2, 2009
Raffle helps bring school/community garden closer to fruition
March 12, 2009
Elementary students charged with naming school, community garden
February 2, 2009
Planting the seeds for learning
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