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Help Boone Street Farm!!!

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Jackie Collins.Smith
9 years ago

HANG IN THERE! BLESSINGS

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Regina Minniss
10 years ago

City gardens help in neighborhoods that are food deserts. Low income neighbors have a source of healthily organic food. They also help with education concerning food and how it grows.

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Lori Williams
10 years ago

go green space and fresh food!

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Naijha Wright
10 years ago

840 N Eutaw St APT 2

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Brittany Boicourt
10 years ago

it would be a disgrace to see this important community structure abolished. Please do NOT allow for-profit developers to end the hard work and community relationships formed here.

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Janine Thomas
10 years ago

Boone Street Farm deserves to maintain it's present and future use of the East Baltimore Midway community property. A positive initiative of this nature creates deep and lasting roots.

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Anna Evans-Goldstein
10 years ago

ARE YOU KIDDING ME? C'mon.

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Gladys Muchunu
10 years ago

7911 crisford place, apt j

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Christa Daring
10 years ago

Boone St is amazing! Don't let developers build off the backs of our young people

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Anne Kotleba
10 years ago

For our youth, our health, and our future!

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Julie Saylor
10 years ago

Urban agriculture needs to be a priority in Baltimore!

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Arnold Joo
10 years ago

Cheryl and Dana are a great benefit to the neighborhood. Their farm is a welcome addition to our neighborhood and do a good job of providing inclusive programming and having a relationship with the farm's neighbors. They are well-intentioned people who should be appreciated for investing their time and effort in this vacant land while real estate developers turned their heads.

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Maggie Rogers
10 years ago

10804 Linson Road

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ReNee Lovato
10 years ago

Albuquerque, NM 8712

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Michael Dorsey
10 years ago

Save the farm!

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Ray
10 years ago

Developer should not be ruining a good neighborhood program.

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Laura S Hardesty
10 years ago

4623 schenley rd APT 1

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Anonymous
10 years ago

<3!

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Mare Cromwell
10 years ago

Please... we need more local gardens, more hope. Not more development...

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myrle bonneau
10 years ago

yes!