Community Garden Closure
Summary
Gilroy just pulled the plug on the local community garden, leaving residents with nowhere to grow their own food. If you were hoping to get your hands dirty and grow some veggies, you're officially out of luck.
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Impact analysis
Local gardeners lose the money they invested in seeds and supplies, plus they'll have to pay store prices for the fresh veggies they used to grow themselves.
Honestly, nobody really wins here unless the city has some secret plan for the vacant land.
Local residents, especially neighborhood green thumbs and families who relied on the garden for fresh, cheap produce, take the biggest hit.
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