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Yard debris gets new life in Gladstone

By Ellen Spitaleri /
The Clackamas Review
Tue, Jun 30, 2009
Updated Jun 30, 2009

Scott Tabor has two words for you: don’t dump — and he really, really means it. Tabor, the public works supervisor for the city of …

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Melissa Richmond, organic gardening coordinator at Elite Care-Oatfield Estates, invites Gay, a resident, to taste a crisp, leafy lettuce newly picked from the facility’s garden.

Growing plants provides soothing effect for gardeners of all ages

By Ellen Spitaleri / The Clackamas Review
Tue, Jun 23, 2009, Updated Jun 23, 2009

Melissa Richmond describes herself as a “cultivator of plants and people,” and she isn’t kidding. Richmond is the organic …

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