Melrose’s Hoover School hopes to plant seeds of knowledge with garden (Melrose Free Press)

The ‘Mary, Mary Quite Contrary’ nursery rhyme asks, “How does your garden grow?” Hoover Elementary School parents and officials hope the answer is, “With help from the Melrose business community” — although silver bells and cockle shells couldn’t hurt.

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Melrose’s Hoover School hopes to plant seeds of knowledge with garden (Melrose Free Press)

Low-Income Housing Opens Next To Rose Garden (Oregon Public Broadcasting)

The Portland Trail Blazers have a new neighbor.  Sitting next to Interstate 5 and across the street from the Rose Garden are 176 new low-income housing units in a building called the Madronas Studio.

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Garden Or Garbage? Couple, Community At Odds (WTAE-TV Pittsburgh)

A Westmoreland County couple is at odds with the community of Scottdale over the manner in which they’re growing their garden.

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