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Preteens Compete in Cane Bay Cares "Supermarket Sweep" for National Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

  • Jun 22, 2022
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It was a race to the finish for twenty-one preteens who competed in Cane Bay Cares reinvented "Supermarket Sweep" for National Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Month on Sunday at The Market St. Croix located in Frederiksted.

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