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Submitted by Marc Lefkowitz on May 31, 2006 - 11:50am.
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City Fresh markets provides business training and fresh, local produce City Fresh, a program that aims to build a just and sustainable food system in Northeast Ohio, will open two "Fresh Stops" in Cleveland on June 15.

Fresh Stops are where city residents can buy market bags of produce, connecting them with farmers in the region. The locations are in the Clark-Metro neighorhood at Clark Avenue & W. 25th Street and in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood at Lorain Avenue & W.48th Street. Fresh Stops will be open every Thursday from 3-7 p.m. between June 15th and October 5th.

See the Local Foods page for details.

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