To manifest a project of this scale will take a small army of steadfast volunteers, local growers and business people. And to realize it will require an alliance of organizations and local government joining forces. This will require real funding. Probably millions. But....funding for projects like this is available if we can offer real numbers about benefits to the community. Please see some similar projects at Dunhill…

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Eight MCCSC schools expect to offer students salad bars at lunch time this year, thanks to a grant through Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move initiative aimed at fighting childhood obesity.

But local green stuff of the monetary kind is needed to make…