‘Ground Up Garden Stewardship Program' returns to Santa Fe Teen Center
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Students will learn how to grow, harvest and cook fresh food while creating garden-inspired art. They can also take home the produce they grow and will earn a stipend for their work. The program will run from July 17 through Oct. 13.
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