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The document announces a community garden work party where volunteers will install retaining logs and stones and prepare for a future planting party, with the goals of creating an edible urban landscape, working with local veterans, and enhancing the community. The event will provide food and drinks and be held on May 16th from 9am to 5pm at the Eastside Urban Farm and Garden Center in Olympia, Washington.
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