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Article content Imagine walking through a lush, healthy forest inside of the town of Gananoque. Temperatures are warm and the sun is spilling over you as a soft breeze gently moves the leaves around you. As you look up, you see that this is not an average Canadian woodland of conifers and hardwoods – instead, you are in a grove of fruiting trees and shrubbery, vines bearing tempting grapes that are nearly ripe, raspberry canes bursting with fresh berries. And it is all there to help improve local food security. “The group I represent is made up of 26 individuals representing our municipalities, health units, libraries, service clubs, churches, food banks, farmers markets, schools and also the interests of private citizens,” said Pam Hudson, program and outreach coordinator for the Gananoque Public Library at the meeting of Gananoque Town Council on April 6. “We are not a non-profit organization. We represent a group of organizations and individuals. We are a network of coll

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