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Copperas Cove community garden

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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!

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Jo Anna Day
12 years ago

Maybe these people need to remember who they work for and if it is an elected position, they can easily be replaced. If not then we need to influence those that are elected and remind them!

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Tina Givens
12 years ago

This is rediculous!! People trying to improve and help a community getting harassed by the city?? I bet if they were planting a garden to endorse a republican politician they would be given a several community parks to plant all the gardens they wanted!!

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Donna Chamberlain
12 years ago

Shame on Copperas Cove! Growing food is NOT a crime.(Neither are dreadlocks and tattoos)

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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.

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Leanne
12 years ago

The city of COPPERAS COVE need more residents like Mike and Sheena, who care about our community and the people who live in it! The city of Copperas Cove needs to STOP harassing residents who want to help the community with learning and growing it own food! Give man a fish, he will eat for one day, but TEACH a man how to fish he will eat EVERY day!! No matter what people look like treat EVERY one with respect and not intimidation and threats!!! If nothing else put it to the PEOPLE of Copperas Cove to VOTE on this matter! SO the PEOPLE will decide if we can have a community garden!

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Janet Carlton
12 years ago

Shame on the City of Copperas Cove!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

gardening projects are a win-win for everyone envolved. They're a teaching tool for kids and adults about nutririon and a self sustainable skill, they provide a cheap source of highly nutritious fruits and vegetables, they provide a sense of purpose and responsibility for youth, as well as time outside, and are therapuetic for those with depression and anxiety. Not only that, but they beautify neighborhoods and promote friendly neighbor interactions. The way this project has been treated is a disgrace.

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Jennifer Reed
12 years ago

Maybe the city should concentrate more on the crime rate, which is why we'll never move back to the city of Copperas Cove, and stop DICTATING what law abiding residents do with their property. Last time I checked, a vegetable garden wasn't illegal.

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Cherri Kinzey
12 years ago

This is sooo sad! I hope enough signatures are gathered to make a change.

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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!

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Rick Donaldson
12 years ago

As Texas agriculture commissioner you will authorize me to put an end to this practice!

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Carol Lamotte
12 years ago

This almost tops the list on the "greed" list. Growing a community garden sounds like a wonderful idea yet because the city government can not make money, all of a sudden it's a bed idea. Shame on you Copperas Cove and I will never step foot in your town! You are a National Disgrace!

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Jerry Foshee
12 years ago

Community gardens are a wonderful benefit to the area

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Joyce Kelly
12 years ago

Do.com

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Nalani Halpin
12 years ago

let it grow.

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Maria Miller
12 years ago

let us grow our own food!

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Just me
12 years ago

Killeen"2100"...Harker Heights"2014" Copperas Cove stuck in"3000 B.C.".......

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David R. Smith
12 years ago

Your trying to do a good thing for this city, Thank you