Michelle Obama sets her garden in stone
by Helena Bottemiller Evich

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5 October 2016

On 5 October 2016 Politico reported: On Wednesday afternoon, Michelle Obama unveiled a much bigger version of her vegetable garden, which uses concrete, stone, and steel to make it a more permanent fixture on the South Lawn. The updates are seen not just as preserving Obama's garden -- recognized globally as a symbol of local food -- but also as a way to dissuade the next President from scrapping it. The White House has already made arrangements with the National Park Service for the future upkeep of the garden. 'I take great pride in knowing that this little garden will live on as a symbol of the hopes and dreams we all hold of growing a healthier nation for our children,' Obama said in an emotional speech Wednesday afternoon as she dedicated the garden before an audience of advocates, food industry leaders, and others who have helped with Let's Move!, her signature childhood obesity campaign. Global Good News service views this news as a sign of rising positivity in the fields of government and health, documenting the growth of life-supporting, evolutionary trends.

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