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Sweetland Community Garden

Tribune Staff

| January 29, 2020

Printed in the January 29, 2020 edition

Photo by L. ParsonsSpring is on the way and Winslow Sweetland Community Garden members Marjorie Lopresti (right) and Linda Chambers (right) filled pots with soil in the heated greenhouse at the garden last weekend in preparation. Soon, lettuce and pea seeds will go in the ground and the growing season will begin.