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April 28, 2010 Food » Food Feature

Carrboro Farmers' Market launches new SNAP program

by Victoria Bouloubasis @thisfeedsme

Beginning May 1, the Carrboro Farmers' Market will accept benefits from SNAP, the federal assistance program that helps low-income households buy food. It is one of the few farmers' markets in the country that does. "Our whole goal is just to make…

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