Scott Swanson
It’s a sunny afternoon outside Sweet Home Junior High and SHEM Pantry Manager Cindy Rice is surrounded by five girls busily filling planter cups with soil, then inserting seeds.
“What kind of tomato is that?” Rice asks one.
“I’m OK with writing ‘tomato’ a million times,” another participant announces as she busily wields a Sharpie pen.
These are members of the Junior High’s Interact Club, a junior version of the Rotary Club, who…