Community gardens are gaining popularity once again. Dedicated people in communities all over are coming together toward the common goal of creating a garden for everyone to nurture and care for. Hudson is joining the movement this year as well.
Hudson's assistant town clerk Rachael Arnold received a Project GROW community garden mini grant worth $300, sponsored by LiveWell Colorado and Steps to a Healthier Weld County through the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment.
Support for the garden project is growing rapidly. Arnold mentioned a local day care provider who plans to bring the children over to work on the garden and teach them about gardening and community.
Right now the project is still a work in progress. The proposed location for the garden is in Hudson Memorial Park, but the project needs help getting started.
Anyone who is interested in offering their assistance or volunteering on the events committee for Hudson can contact Arnold at 303-536-9311 for more information.
Aerial View of Hudson
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- Mindy
- I was a journalism and mass communications major at the University of Northern Colorado. I worked at the Lost Creek Guide in Keenesburg and published the subscription-based newsletter The Tributary each week until I married the man of my dreams and moved to the middle of the country. Now I read food blogs, play around with all my indoor and outdoor projects, and work for the paper in town.
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