Maxine Liggins

Medical Director for the Los Angeles Department of Public Health in Watts

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Maxine Liggins on KCRW

Fresh fruit and vegetables are vital for good nourishment, but they’re sold mainly in supermarkets.

A Farmers’ Market in Watts – How About a Supermarket?

Fresh fruit and vegetables are vital for good nourishment, but they’re sold mainly in supermarkets.

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