Keeping spry with fresh veggies

AARP grant brings beauty and nourishment to the Rye Brook Senior Center with new community garden
September 25, 2024 at 11:34 p.m.
Gloria Mangiamele, a 93-year-old Avon Circle resident, picks ripe tomatoes from the new community giving garden at the Rye Brook Senior Center on Sept. 17. An AARP grant funded the project to bring fresh vegetables and a sitting space to the facility.
Gloria Mangiamele, a 93-year-old Avon Circle resident, picks ripe tomatoes from the new community giving garden at the Rye Brook Senior Center on Sept. 17. An AARP grant funded the project to bring fresh vegetables and a sitting space to the facility. (Sarah Wolpoff/Westmore News)
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