LDS Church will spare a Salt Lake City community garden

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Jeff Porucznik walks around the Salt Lake City community garden where he and his family have grown fruits and vegetables for years. The LDS church has changed its plans to pave the garden for parking, likely sparing half the 1.5-acre lot.

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LDS Church will spare a Salt Lake City community garden

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