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29 Jun 2020

Revitalizing a Community Garden in Lebanon County

by Jennifer Grizzard Ekzarkhov | posted in: Activate Your Plan, Choose Your Strategies, Update | 0
Image shows rows of small plant sprouts ready for transplanting via https://extension.psu.edu/revitalizing-a-community-garden-in-lebanon-county
Revitalizing a community garden.

Lebanon County is the newest Pennsylvania community to be awarded funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation as part of the Well-Connected Communities (WCC) project.

Read the full article on PSU Extension’s website >>

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Well Connected Communities is a national well-being initiative of the Cooperative Extension System in partnership with National 4-H Council and support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).

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