Community raises funds to replace stolen items from campus garden
Science teacher Danny Steiner coordinates the enchanted garden. He has launched a GoFundMe to replace the stolen power tools that were used for garden up-keep and for new security locks and chains.
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Apr 21, 2021, 11:45 PM
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27ds agoThe Enchanted Garden, a community oasis of blooming flowers on the JFK High School campus, was burglarized last week. Now teachers are fundraising to replace the stolen items.
Police say a complaint report was filed last Monday and say that someone broke the lock on the gate and proceeded to steal over $2,000 in power tools from the shed in the garden.
Science teacher Danny Steiner coordinates the enchanted garden. He has launched a GoFundMe to replace the stolen power tools that were used for garden up-keep and for new security locks and chains.
Thousands of dollars have been raised in just three days.
Police say there is no current description of the suspects. The investigation is ongoing at this time.
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