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By Laurel Randolph, April 1, 2019. KCET
“Tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, beans, strawberries, eggplant, sugarcane, guava, corn…”
Liz Christy and Marianne Zaugg list the bounty of spring produce that’s being planted at the Arroyo High School community garden before excitedly listing … Read More...
By Sandra Barrera | sbarrera@scng.com | Daily News
While walking her grandchildren to Iva Meairs Elementary one day, Gladys Elliott saw a teacher and some students weeding what had been the school vegetable garden.
She offered to help.
Five or … Read More...
Thanks to USGBC-LA or the U.S. Green Building Council of Los Angeles, Eco Urban Gardens has received the 2019 Legacy grant to install the Regenerative Learning Garden at Arroyo High School. The RLG will include CA native plants in a … Read More...
LOS ANGELES, CA – Pens and paper are the typical supplies for many high school students, but that is not the
LOS ANGELES (February 6, 2019) The U.S. … Read More...
A growing program at Arroyo High School involves students getting … Read More...
On a nice plot of land connected to Arroyo High School, EcoUrban Gardens is breaking ground on a life-transforming farm. This farm, sponsored in part by a grant from the Conrad F. Hilton/City of Hope Partnership, will expand on the … Read More...
During an unseasonably warm day, over 80 community members and City of Hope team members, attended the 2018 Healthy Living Conference and Awards Luncheon. The event was hosted by the Department of Community Benefit and emceed by Christian Port from … Read More...
