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Boy Scouts help make a community garden

Posted: 05.20.2012 at 2:25 PM

Dustin Bonk

Weekend Meteorologist/Reporter

It's all a part of their Eagle Scout projects

HARVEY -- Residents of Harvey and Chocolay Township are in for a treat this summer season.

Thanks to Boy Scouts Ethan Park and Matt Collins from Troup 370, nearby residents will have a community garden. It's all a part of their Eagle Scout projects. The garden is located behind the Harvey Baptist Church. With the help of many volunteers and funds from the Marquette Rotary Club, it should be finished by next weekend.

To reserve a plot, contact the Chocolay Township Hall at (906) 249-1448.

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