Growing boys and girls at Solana Santa Fe

Garden volunteer Mahbod Ghods, Elina Ghods and Mia Lingenbrink.

Nov. 9, 2010

3:57 PM

Volunteers helped Solana Santa Fe students tend to the plants in the school garden, including tulips, for Red Ribbon Week.

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