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Chester Supermarket ‘Fare & Square’ Changing Lives in Community

February 10, 2017

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Philadelphia’s NBC10 reporter Matt DeLucia shows how Fare & Square became the first supermarket in the city in more than 15 years and changed lives in the community.

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Matt DeLucia

Matt DeLucia is a reporter for NBC10 in Philadelphia.

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