Greg Maslowe not only works the fields but also runs a variety of educational programs at Angino Community Farm, the only farm left in Newton. The barn (background) is being converted into program space.
(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)
A tiny urban farm, a bounty of benefits
Greg Maslowe not only works the fields but also runs a variety of educational programs at Angino Community Farm, the only farm left in Newton. The barn (background) is being converted into program space.
(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)
It may not be the sprawling 50-acre countryside farm he once dreamed of running, but for Newton resident Greg Maslowe, the 2 acres of city-owned property in south Newton is just right. (Full article: 881 words)
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