It isn’t scheduled to officially open for another week, but Elm Creek Community Garden was abuzz with activity Wednesday.
At one side of the complex were city crews installing a series of water hydrants, necessary to add dozens more plots on the east side of the garden near First and Rock streets. On the other end of the site, more city crews were installing a new light pole and replacing another to make the garden a bit brighter after dark.
Both had been requested a day earlier by Carolyn McLean, one of the community garden’s founding members.
Then there was…
Local garden draws attention, praise
