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A 300-square-foot “healing garden” was starting to take shape Saturday morning behind the community center of the Lee Crossley Veterans Community, on Honor Lane in Temple. Amber Kelley, a city of Temple stormwater specialist, said it was a joint effort by the city, Keep Temple Beautiful, Girl Scout Troop 8226 and the Un-Included Club. About 30 volunteers worked on the raised-bed garden and on planting trees. “Programs like this help the community as a whole,” Kelley said. “We’re all chipping in and helping the veterans. We’re building the planters. They’ll be wheelchair accessible.” Covering the backyard with soil and using crushed granite for pathways, she said at mid-morning, would probably be a two-day project.

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