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Southside Community Land Trust publishes the "Southside Green," newsletters for our members every year that features the highlights and news of SCLT that season. Click the season to view/download the PDF.
• "Celebrating 30 years of friendship" (with Sally Godfrey one of the founders of the Plant Sale)
• "Harvest Party Thank you"
• "Sowing Seeds in a New Garden - SCLT and the International Institute of Rhode Island Build a Community Garden"
• "Eat Local: The Community Land Trust leads the launch of Rhody's Own Food Policy Council"
• "Get Ready for the Plant Sale!"
• "Sharing Produce, Sharing Profits" (an article on SCLT's marketing collaborative)
• "Celebrate Southside Community Land Trust's 30th Anniversary"
• "Training In the Field" (an article on SCLT's City Farm apprenticeship program)
• "Coming Together for Families in Providence" (an article on SCLT collaboration with the Davey Lopes Recreation Center)
• "Deep Roots" (an article about statistics of how our support money benefits urban agriculture)
• "Hey, Neighbor, Do You Want to Grow Food? We Asked and Got Answers"
• "City Farm - Safe Place for Education and Play with Neighborhood Kids"
• "Somerset Gardeners Make Garden Improvements & Reach Out to their Community!"
• "Notes from the Board of Directors: Honoring a Very Special Member" (Karen Champagne)
• "Water - the lifeblood of food gardens"
• "Adapting to the Unpredictable Weather at City Farm"
• "Barrels of Rain"
• "Urban Edge Farmers Tap Into a Natural Water Source"
• "Community Gardens Celebration"
• "From Rubble to Fertile Soil"
• "Local Entrepreneurs Turn Trash Into Gold" (an article on composting in the city)
• "More Soil in the City! SCLT's Neighbors are Hungry for Garden Plots"
• "A Magical Alchemy - Hints from City Farm's Compost Strategy"
• "Garden Club Wakes From Hibernation"
• "UEF Farmers Grow Healthy Food - and Healthy Soil"
• Proud to Be "In the Village"
• Sowing the Seeds of Diversity (an article about the diversity of community gardeners)
• Starting From the Ground Up (an article about SCLT's youth education program)
•The Cutting Edge of Agriculture (an article about Urban Edge Farm, SCLT's incubator farm)
• A Diverse Field, A Plentiful Yield (an article about the benefits of diversity in planting)
• "Growing Economic Hopefulness"
• "Urban Agriculture Makes Dollars as Well as Sense"
• "Little City Growers' Co-operative"
• "Growing Dinner in Community Gardens"
• "A Gardeners' Tale" (an article about Vou Yang's testimony of the economical benefits of growing food at Glenham Community Garden for 13 years)
• "Locally Grown, Locally Supported; it's Plant Sale Time"
