Cultivating shared community space

By Talia Pattison
July 29 2014 - 12:00am
THE establishment of a community garden near the Leeton Preschool has been made possible by (from left) Garry Lanham and Kirsti Eglinton (NRMA Leeton), Leeton Shire Council general manager John Batchelor and manager of parks and recreation Josh Clyne, Riverina Wildflowers' owner Mike Schultz and (front) preschool director Marie Jacobsen. Absent: William Ingram
THE establishment of a community garden near the Leeton Preschool has been made possible by (from left) Garry Lanham and Kirsti Eglinton (NRMA Leeton), Leeton Shire Council general manager John Batchelor and manager of parks and recreation Josh Clyne, Riverina Wildflowers' owner Mike Schultz and (front) preschool director Marie Jacobsen. Absent: William Ingram

LEETON Preschool will introduce a new initiative that aims at not only educating its attendees, but also the wider community.

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