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U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Congressman Tim Bishop joined Sustainable Long Island and the Long Island Farm Bureau to launch a new seasonal jobs program for local students in Roosevelt and North Bellport. The Community Youth Farmers’ Market program will create two youth-run farmers’ markets, which will create seasonal jobs for local high school students while making more fresh fruits and vegetables available in underserved communities.

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