This farmer helps undocumented families find community

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By Zoe SaylerAug 10, 2019, 4:30 am368 pts
In Chelsea, Massachusetts — a 2-square-mile chunk of mostly industrial land across the river from Boston — a tiny urban farm sits in a gravel parking lot, sandwiched between towering, tarp-covered salt piles and a tightly packed residential neighborhood. The farm was created to provide food for the…

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