Local volunteers and leaders and Middlesex Community College officials pose in the community gardens on the Bedford campus after harvesting strawberries recently. Pictured State Rep. Ken Gordon, Judy Mabry, student Davina Mwanga, Student Trustee Daniella Dankwa, Holly Bloomfield of Bedford, former MCC teacher Laurie Ranger, Tammi Kibler of Bedford, and Patrick Cook, the college’s executive director of public affairs, and (back, from left) Bedford Chief of Police Robert Bongiorno, MCC President Dr. James Mabry, Jonathan Crockett, the college’s coordinator of health and wellness, and Christopher Fiori, director of data analysis and community gardens organizer.
The wild strawberries growing around the perimeter of the community gardens at Middlesex Community College recently yielded fresh berries that were donated to local food banks. Local leaders and volunteers gathered at the community gardens on the Bedford campus Monday to harvest the strawberries, which ripen every year at this time.
Middlesex Community College President Dr. James Mabry takes a break from strawberry picking to chat with students Davina Mwanga (left) and Daniella Dankwa, as his wife Judy (left) and Tammi Kibler of Bedford gather more fruit.
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