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Encore replay - SPECIAL REPORT Live From Green Village Initiative Harvest Fest
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We just received a note from the Green Village Initiative about a new 'SeedMoney' campaign to support the rebuilding of two Bridgeport area community gardens. So on this Thanksgiving weekend, we're replaying a program we taped earlier this fall at Reservoir Community Farm in Bridgeport during\\xa0 the Green Village initiative's Harvest Fest to remind you about this important cause.\\xa0
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\\nWe'll introduce you to staff, organizers, activists, researchers, food equity advocates and even a neighborhood farmer and get a very inspiring crash course on why initiatives like GVI and the many community gardens they manage across the Park City are so critical to the physical and economic health of Bridgeport residents.
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\\nWe'll introduce you to staff, organizers, activists, researchers, food equity advocates and even a neighborhood farmer and get a very inspiring crash course on why initiatives like GVI and the many community gardens they manage across the Park City are so critical to the physical and economic health of Bridgeport residents.