Eagle Scout hopeful growing veggies for N.I.C.E. food pantry
WATERMAN – Jake Wieseler and his family grew more produce in their garden than they could possibly eat.
They tried to pass some of it off to neighbors, but it still was so much that some of it ended up in the compost heap. Wieseler, 15, was in the process of coming up with an Eagle Scout project when he thought about how that food could be put to much better use.
“Why not just grow it for the N.I.C.E. Center and give to people who need it more than us?” he said, referencing the local food pantry.
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