WE WON AND THE CITY OFFICIALLY APPROVED OUR COMMUNITY GARDEN SITE!! I AM BEYOND THRILLED THAT OUR HARD WORK PAID OFF AND WE CAN FINALLY START PLANTING FOR OUR VETERANS!! LET US KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING AS WE BREAK GROUND ON THIS BEAUTIFUL SPACE FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY!!
Allow a community garden to be grown in the City of Copperas Cove. A town in which so many Veteran's call home and still support the community each and every day. You see so much crime happening now a days. Very rarely are we able to witness true kindness and giving back into a community through a whole hearted action. One which has been done by only volunteers and donations and no help of the city was required nor asked for.
I HAVE BEEN TALKING TO LOCAL VOLUNTEERS ALL MORNING ABOUT THE INCREDIBLE POTENTIAL FOR OUR NEW GARDEN SPACE!! BUILDING THIS SANCTUARY FOR OUR VETERANS IS GOING TO CHANGE THE WHOLE VIBE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL TOWN!! THE MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY UNSTOPPABLE!!!
March 8, 2014
THIS MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIC!! SEEING THIS GROWING SUPPORT FOR OUR VETERANS AND OUR GARDEN IS BEYOND INSPIRING!!
Reached 100 supporters
March 8, 2014
52 Comments
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Jeromiah Lizama
12 years ago
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Doesn't even make any sense. It's private property and it's intended to benefit the community.
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Daniela Hull
12 years ago
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I had lived in Copperas Cove for 38 years when I left I went to New Hampshire where these types of gardens help the homeless and less fortunate people really get involved all over the town and have fun doing it. I was ashamed to see that Cove was doing this to these people as the one thing cove was always doing was trying to keep Cove beautiful. Shame on you Copperas Cove for not taking care of your own and helping your people improve your town.
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Skye Acker
12 years ago
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I am a longtime resident of this community. I have longed for a Farmer's Market for us but feel the city has repeatedly struck that down as well. A community garden that teaches us how to grow sustainable crops can only be a benefit for this area! I live in Copperas Cove and I vote. Put it on the agenda and let the residents decide!
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Katharine Maylone
12 years ago
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It is a shame that Cove City is fighting them. Last time I was home 2 years ago the city seemed to be dirtier than I remembered growing up. Once decent neighborhood were replaced with unkempt houses, city park was filthy, and downtown was dirty. So the fact that they are fighting against a community garden is shameful. Copperas Cove City counsel is going backwards in their thinking.
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Susan Feltz
12 years ago
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A community garden would be amazing! These gardens are done in other cities with complete support, why the fuss? These people seem to be the perfect citizen with concern for their community and creating opportuntiies to bond with community and learn to grow healthy, sustainable foods. Let's do this!
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Sheena Tanner
12 years ago
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A community garden would be nothing but beneficial to our city. This is the type of community outreach we need. My daughter is in a Girl Scout troop that was looking forward to working with Mike and Sheena with the community garden for their Spring service project. So sad that it's been prevented from succeeding. What a shame.
S
Shannon Livezey
9 years ago
community gardens are great and beneficial for everyone and make the community beautiful!
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Jacob
12 years ago
Wow, the city council needs to be tossed out. What a joke!
WE WON AND THE CITY OFFICIALLY APPROVED OUR COMMUNITY GARDEN SITE!! I AM BEYOND THRILLED THAT OUR HARD WORK PAID OFF AND WE CAN FINALLY START PLANTING FOR OUR VETERANS!! LET US KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING AS WE BREAK GROUND ON THIS BEAUTIFUL SPACE FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY!!
Allow a community garden to be grown in the City of Copperas Cove. A town in which so many Veteran's call home and still support the community each and every day. You see so much crime happening now a days. Very rarely are we able to witness true kindness and giving back into a community through a whole hearted action. One which has been done by only volunteers and donations and no help of the city was required nor asked for.
I HAVE BEEN TALKING TO LOCAL VOLUNTEERS ALL MORNING ABOUT THE INCREDIBLE POTENTIAL FOR OUR NEW GARDEN SPACE!! BUILDING THIS SANCTUARY FOR OUR VETERANS IS GOING TO CHANGE THE WHOLE VIBE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL TOWN!! THE MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY UNSTOPPABLE!!!
March 8, 2014
THIS MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIC!! SEEING THIS GROWING SUPPORT FOR OUR VETERANS AND OUR GARDEN IS BEYOND INSPIRING!!
Reached 100 supporters
March 8, 2014
52 Comments
J
Jeromiah Lizama
12 years ago
Featured
Doesn't even make any sense. It's private property and it's intended to benefit the community.
D
Daniela Hull
12 years ago
Featured
I had lived in Copperas Cove for 38 years when I left I went to New Hampshire where these types of gardens help the homeless and less fortunate people really get involved all over the town and have fun doing it. I was ashamed to see that Cove was doing this to these people as the one thing cove was always doing was trying to keep Cove beautiful. Shame on you Copperas Cove for not taking care of your own and helping your people improve your town.
S
Skye Acker
12 years ago
Featured
I am a longtime resident of this community. I have longed for a Farmer's Market for us but feel the city has repeatedly struck that down as well. A community garden that teaches us how to grow sustainable crops can only be a benefit for this area! I live in Copperas Cove and I vote. Put it on the agenda and let the residents decide!
K
Katharine Maylone
12 years ago
Featured
It is a shame that Cove City is fighting them. Last time I was home 2 years ago the city seemed to be dirtier than I remembered growing up. Once decent neighborhood were replaced with unkempt houses, city park was filthy, and downtown was dirty. So the fact that they are fighting against a community garden is shameful. Copperas Cove City counsel is going backwards in their thinking.
S
Susan Feltz
12 years ago
Featured
A community garden would be amazing! These gardens are done in other cities with complete support, why the fuss? These people seem to be the perfect citizen with concern for their community and creating opportuntiies to bond with community and learn to grow healthy, sustainable foods. Let's do this!
S
Sheena Tanner
12 years ago
Featured
A community garden would be nothing but beneficial to our city. This is the type of community outreach we need. My daughter is in a Girl Scout troop that was looking forward to working with Mike and Sheena with the community garden for their Spring service project. So sad that it's been prevented from succeeding. What a shame.
S
Shannon Livezey
9 years ago
community gardens are great and beneficial for everyone and make the community beautiful!
J
Jacob
12 years ago
Wow, the city council needs to be tossed out. What a joke!
Doesn't even make any sense. It's private property and it's intended to benefit the community.