(NaturalNews) This is a breaking news update: Michigan gardener Julie Bass has confirmed with NaturalNews thatin her case, including the two misdemeanor dog licensing charges the city threatened her with after dropping her "illegal gardening" charge.I just spoke with Julie and recorded a 20 minute interview that will be posted tomorrow here on NaturalNews. In that interview, Julie explained that she plans to continue growing her garden, and now even others in Oak Park, Michigan have decided to grow a few nice-looking food plants (peppers, zucchini, etc.) in their own yards in order to help reduce their food bills while increasing their own local food security.Julie also explained that it wasthat really helped her bring scrutiny to the city planner's office and ultimately get the charges dropped. So this is aof the People versus Big Government. Both Julie and NaturalNews thank all the NaturalNews readers who took action to apply pressure to the Oak Park, Michigan city administrators.On her blog, Julie also related some of what she's learned about being anand standing up for your freedoms:Watch NaturalNews this weekend for the posting of the new audio interview with Julie Bass where we discuss food freedom,, taking a stand against local government tyranny, and dealing with the press. It's a really wonderful conclusion to this whole fiasco that originally had Julie threatened with 93 days in jail . She's now free, empowered and fully informed on the truth of how oppressive government can target innocent citizens for unreasonable prosecution.Check NaturalNews.com this weekend for the full interview (and more details about this situation).We love you, Julie! Keep gardening for freedom!