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Southside Fresh Market opens April 4, offering fresh produce, handmade goods

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Left, Judith Turner and Ramona Brayboy’s Southside Fresh Market opens this Sunday at 2184 9th Ave. S. By J.A. Jones, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG - Two women entrepreneurs aim to improve south St. Pete’s community economy and access to locally sourced-handmade food products with a brand-new Sunday market on Ninth Street South. Southside Fresh Market […]

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