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Halloween in Bartlett Park

November 1, 9:39 AMSt. Petersburg in Pictures ExaminerAndrea Lypka
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ST. PETERSBURG- In a neighborhood where sirens and gunshots have been the norm recently, Halloween was about pumpkin carving, bobbing for apples and costumes at the Bartlett Park Community Garden. USF anthropology student Julien Ehrenkonig (center, white shirt) and other volunteers at the garden invited neighbors to bring kids to carve their own jackolantern and dress up in costumes October 31st. Andrea Hildebran opened the community garden a year ago to bring the community together.

"When people see a 'Paris Garden' I want them to remember Paris but I also want them to remember how we can do better for this neighborhood to change and stop the violence," Hildebran said.

Hildrebran is referring to Paris Whitehead-Hamilton, the 8-year-old girl killed in a drive-by shooting in April. Hildebran plans to build more gardens in the neighborhood in the memory of the little girl.

For more information about the community, go to http://www.bartlettpark.net/

Bartlett Park Community Garden's website is http://www.green-florida.org

A story about the community garden can be found on: http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/dpp/news/local/Bartlett_park_community_garden_060209

Photo Gallery about the community garden: http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/generic/photos/Bartlett_park_community_garden/

Halloween in Bartlett Park Community Garden

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