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Teens in Chicago Work to Turn Liquor Store Into a Pop-Up Fresh Food Market

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A liquor store in Austin on the West Side of Chicago is being transformed into a pop-up food market after local teens were given the chance to come up with solutions to their neighborhood’s challen…

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