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Volunteers help Southlake Liberty Garden spring to life

Volunteers along with park and city employees gave a spring cleaning of Liberty Garden at Bicentennial Park in Southlake Saturday morning April 11, 2015. Around a half-a-dozen children from Grapevine Faith School helped city and park employees Spring clean the garden.
Volunteers along with park and city employees gave a spring cleaning of Liberty Garden at Bicentennial Park in Southlake Saturday morning April 11, 2015. Around a half-a-dozen children from Grapevine Faith School helped city and park employees Spring clean the garden. Bob Booth Special to the Star-Telegram
Southlake

A handful of volunteers cleaned up Liberty Garden as part of the Great American Cleanup.

The City hosted the effort at Bicentennial Park Saturday morning.

Cassie Tucker, with the city, said the goal is to have the garden have a fresh look following the park’s soon-to-be-complete renovations.

“We wanted the garden to also be spruced up to make a debut with the rest of Phase 2 Bicentennial Park,” Tucker said.

— Dustin L. Dangli

This story was originally published April 23, 2015 at 11:09 AM with the headline "Volunteers help Southlake Liberty Garden spring to life."

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