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FRANK CONNORS, membership coordinator at People Plus, samples a fresh, sun-warmed green bean from the Senior Garden at the 35 Union St. People Plus Center. Built by board members Jack Hudson and Charlie Frizzle, the gardens are planted yearly by staff and volunteers. This year the Center is enjoying a bumper crop of green beans, herbs and heirloom tomatoes. “We hope to have enough green beans to use for our monthly luncheon in August,” said Connors, swallowinga mouthful of beans. For more information about People Plus and the programs offered at the center, (207) 729-0575 or visit www.peopleplusmaine.org.
FRANK CONNORS, membership coordinator at People Plus, samples a fresh, sun-warmed green bean from the Senior Garden at the 35 Union St. People Plus Center. Built by board members Jack Hudson and Charlie Frizzle, the gardens are planted yearly by staff and volunteers. This year the Center is enjoying a bumper crop of green beans, herbs and heirloom tomatoes. “We hope to have enough green beans to use for our monthly luncheon in August,” said Connors, swallowinga mouthful of beans. For more information about People Plus and the programs offered at the center, (207) 729-0575 or visit www.peopleplusmaine.org.

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