Bridgeport offers bus passes to teens working at a community farm
Students working at a community farm in Bridgeport are getting some help from the city with their commute. Mayor Joe Ganim and city officials gave free bus passes to teens working at the Reservoir
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Jul 14, 2016, 3:12 PM
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Updated 3,164 days ago
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Students working at a community farm in Bridgeport are getting some help from the city with their commute.
Mayor Joe Ganim and city officials gave free bus passes to teens working at the Reservoir Community Farm on Reservoir Avenue.
Organizers with the Green Village Initiative say the farm work is a way for teens to get involved in something constructive.
They say the teens really need the help with the transportation.
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