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Maya Miller (left), 3, and her twin six-year-old sisters Emily and Jessie picked a bucket-load of fresh strawberries at W&A Farms in East Richmond. Local produce is about to arrive even closer to home. Mark Patrick photo
Taking produce to the peopleStrawberries sold during the Steveston Salmon Festival were the trial balloon for a new idea first floated two years ago to bring the produce to the people who need it most. On Monday from 2 to 5 p.m., in Richmond Hospital’s lobby beside the Starbucks stand, Richmond Food Security Task Force... more » |
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