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Sunbury Urban Farm Connects Columbus Youth to Nature and Food Sources
March 15, 2018 11:00 am
Taijuan Moorman
Sunbury Urban Farm is just less than a year old, however its purpose is longstanding. Paisley Nash-Dooley, a member of the staff that includes Sarah Erikson and a host of volunteers, says that the mission of Sunbury Urban Farm is to cultivate community. “Our research and personal experiences have taught us that people who are […]
