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Save the Wiota St. Garden

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Melissa Kutz
1 year ago Featured

Preserve this space! As a new member to the community and to philadelphia, this was one of the reasons I chose this location. Community ties are very important in the overall well being of a neighborhood.

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Max W
1 year ago

❤️ West Philly!

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jong Yun Won
1 year ago

Save the GARDEN!

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Carlota
2 years ago

Save the community!

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Maria
2 years ago

mCa@ccs2002

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Katie Tackman
3 years ago

A wonderful place!

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Judith Peters
4 years ago

Lombard Central Church stands with WSG!

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Caressa Dunn
5 years ago

Save this garden! This greenspace is a much needed resource

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Nadine Pierce
6 years ago

House the homeless

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Zuri Masud
6 years ago

We dont need anymore houses

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Siddharth singh
6 years ago

Need this in these times

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Melissa Weitzel
6 years ago

Resident of West Phl! Stop Gentrification and lining the richs pockets even further! Not in our neighborhood!!

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Monet Harbison
6 years ago Featured

This would be a travesty. With the amount of food insecurity in the community and the lack of welcoming spaces for POC, losing this space would do more harm than good.

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Zakiya
7 years ago

Keep green spaces in West Philly!

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Shane
8 years ago

Ron finley, look him up

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Jesse Bilger
8 years ago

Cities need gardens! #concretekills

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Blaise Tobia
9 years ago Featured

The neighborhood is overrun with infill housing and lacking in green/community space. Don't allow the balance to be tipped even further.

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Emily Phillips
9 years ago Featured

To continue building, in the face of what the people in the neighborhood actually WANT, not only sets a bad precedent, but makes one wonder about the officials supposedly there to represent their constituents, not line their own pockets. You destroy this green, and you begin the dismantling process of a great neighborhood. I think it already has enough concrete....

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Virginia Maksymowicz
9 years ago Featured

I've lived in Powelton for 25 years. The Wiota Garden does not only provide much needed greenspace. It provides a space where ALL residents of the area feel welcome. It is a place where all economic and educational levels, all races and ethnic backgrounds, and all ages come together in peace. This is a resource that CANNOT be lost.

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Betty Harris
9 years ago

Building on every open tract of land in the city is very short-sighted. Save the garden!