Organizers of a new program that started this week at the Community College of Baltimore County’s Catonsville campus offering reduced-cost produce to students, faculty and staff anticipated selling about 25 bags at its kickoff on Wednesday. Instead, 50 bags at $7 each containing among other items,…
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CCBC Catonsville partners with Hungry Harvest for campus reduced-price produce program
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