Bridgeport group uses hydroponic farm to keep produce fresh for those in need

The group feeds 1,500 people a week through its North Avenue pantry. Founder Rev. Sara Smith says she wanted to provide something better than secondhand produce.

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Bridgeport group uses hydroponic farm to keep produce fresh for those in need

The group feeds 1,500 people a week through its North Avenue pantry. Founder Rev. Sara Smith says she wanted to provide something better than secondhand produce.

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