Community Garden Review : Project

After a 6 month investigation done by the TV network fusion they have come to a conclusion and released a scholarly article, that Miami Gardens Police Department has been using strategies that were Unconstitutional. With a act that was the Zero Policy Act (ZPC). The City of Miami Gardens seemed to be depriving African Americans of their 4th Amendments by stopping and frisking at will all. After going through 30,000 pages of field contact reports from the city of Miami Gardens Police Department they founf that “BLACK MALES” between the ages of 15 and 30 according to a Police Officer who was told to do so by their sergeant. Miami Gardens has a population estimate of 110,754. And it is 20 square miles. 99,800 total “Stop & Frisks” that did not

My project was to tutor YMCA student at North Miami elementary. One of my many duties was help as many students that I can. I tutor student from Pre-K-5th grade during my share time in the YMCA. I started this project during my 9th grade year. My whole intension of this community project was to get it over with so I can graduate. Never did I know that I would later enjoy spending my time with the YMCA students. I grew to understand student. I gave them a voice. During my time in the YMCA I grew a stronger leadership skill. Before I started working on my project I took the time to plan it out. I told myself since the beginning that I want to volunteer in the YMCA. The first step that I took was to contact the site director. Second step I took

Sherway Gardens is the premier fashion and lifestyle destination in Toronto's west end with over 200 upscale shops, including Holt Renfrew, Apple, Le Creuset, Coach, and Lego. Refuel at Parisco or Pickle Barrel Grand, two of the restaurants within the mall, or stop by the food court so you can grab a quick bite to eat and get back to your shopping

I have completed clearing my plot (plot#63) of weeds and remaining dead/dying plants, and have attached two photos of my garden plot. I hope my plot is in full compliance with the rules of the Montgomery County community garden program.

Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 are the perfect solution for an adventure for the young gardener in your home. Summer Camp for the Young Horticulturist is a great opportunity for kids to join their peers who also enjoy working in the garden and cultivating new life through growing plants. Having the ability to grow something is a special talent and kids with Green Thumbs know well the fulfillment of watching a plant grow from a seedling to a full-fledged plant. The Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 provides a unique environment among others who love and enjoy the art of gardening under the tutelage of an experienced gardener. The Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 will be held June 23rd through 27th between the hours of 9:00AM and 12:00PM. This particular class is designed for children between the grades pf 2nd to 4th. The fee for attendance in the Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 is $150.00 per child. The Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 include a well- rounded curriculum including learning to grow fruits, vegetables and flowering plants. Campers learn all the basics of gardening including learning about the life cycle of nature. Other important aspects learned in the Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 include learning about nutrition as it pertains to fresh vegetables. Other learning aspects of the Kid 's Gardening Classes for Summer 2008 include campers learning how to start a raised garden bag, working with organic pest

In 1827 Patterson, NJ, the upper class repressor opened up shop right on the toes of the lower class. What follows is a town-wide rejection in the shape of open attack upon the Forest Garden.

As the Rangers get closer to full health, closer to having their full compliment of forwards, there is anticipation building to see if they'll resemble the fast and furious Rangers who wore teams down with four quick lines possessing consistent scoring threats over the first three weeks of the season.

Our idea was, a community outreach project for the homeless in our area. We were all excited and had many aspirations for this project. However, when we got down to planning we were met with a problem, scratch that, quite a few problems. All my worries and negatives flourished my mind. Can we do it? Will this be successful? Plus, our group was about half of the other group size wise. This is where flexibility plays a hand, a lot of the issues had to be solved then and there and some people had to make decisions under pressure. One of the issues was supplies that we ourselves would supply. We brainstormed parents, workplaces and local places that could help us supply and we found solutions. What I found that was amazing was that although all of us couldn't provide boxes, we provided ideas and means for them instead. We could not act, but we were flexible with our perspective to help come up with a solution. Personally, I do not work or have my own car, but I tried to come up with local areas for us to find the supplies we needed so we could move beyond the certain barriers that restrained us, barriers that restrained me from giving it my all. With our project, communication was a must. In order to work well with others and be a team player, communication was an ideal. There were rough patches and disagreements along the way. I cannot say we dealt with it 100%, but we tried our very best to get things done and thoroughly, even with disagreements we tried to get everyone's input so that we could make this project a happy one with everyone on board. Thankfully, all of our hard work was rewarded, we not only reached our goal, but doubled our initial goal, with 800 items we played a part in keeping our community warm in this harsh Michigan

Go big, or go home! This is a saying that is heard in all different fields. Its meaning is far more than the five words it contains. Go big, as in everything you do, do it to the best of your ability. Go home, means that you are throwing in the towel when things get tough, more or less, just giving up. My dad said those words to me when I was too afraid to get on stage at my first ballet recital, and he would say those same words to the management team at Natureview Farm after reading into their current predicament.

Recipient of State of California Senate Certificate of Recognition signed by Senator Janet Nguyen for supporting the project and for my position as the Executive Secretary

Gardening is an overlooked job or hobby for most teens and adults in our time. It teaches the farmer in providing care, commitment, and accomplishment in his or her work. Gardening with another person, though, provides more values to a group than working alone. Values of working with other people include teamwork, trust for one another, and bringing people closer together. “Gardens provide the sense of community for the people involved”(gardeendallas.org), evolving into close friends or relationships. If a garden can teach people the values of being involved, then why not build a community garden? If the government can build one, it would strengthen our community and help with some issues that people face. The garden would help criminals learn

When you decide to have a party, you must realize that the people you invite are there to have a good time. If you do not plan the party correctly and your guests do not enjoy themselves, they may never come back to one of your get-togethers. Take this into consideration when planning the event even if making the necessary arrangements becomes time consuming and tedious. No matter what, remember how important it is to take the time to plan your party step by step. The steps you must take in order to plan the perfect party are to first identify the theme, second calculate your budget, and lastly make the final touches in order to successfully plan and have the perfect

Located in a quiet country setting in San Antonio, Texas, Amberton Garden I & II offer one, two, and three bedroom apartments. Highways are just a short distance away, which makes traveling to downtown easy and the complex is not far from some of the best employers in this area. Residents of the complex also find enjoyment that there are many fine dining and entertainment opportunities close by.

Audience Hook: Increasing community gardens and green spaces in urban areas can help decrease crime in some neighborhoods, revitalize neglected industrial areas and create healthy, livable neighborhoods (Kuo & Sullivan, 2001). Increasing trees in urban areas has been shown to lower asthma rates in resident

Gardening is a beneficial aspect of anyone’s day to day life. It’s something that is enjoyable for the elderly, young children, single people, and married couples. Gardening is also a way to bring the family together. Whether the garden is for aesthetic or utilitarian purposes, the hard work put into the garden is worthwhile. Gardens can provide financial relief, a healthier diet, and a healthier lifestyle. Gardening could also be a great life lesson that is carried and passed on through generations.