Nonprofit's urban farm continues to grow in Westwood neighborhood

Written by Liz Weintraub

June. 14, 2024 - The Westwood-based organization will expand its efforts in a neighborhood with a disproportionate poverty rate and limited access to fresh food.

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Liz Weintraub
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