Todd Alexander Interview, 03 May 2010

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Todd Alexander recently moved to Cleveland in the Ohio City neighborhood. He is working on establishing a market garden called Central Roots in Ohio City with the hopes of providing fresh produce for the local neighborhood. Todd Alexander majored in sustainability at Baldwin Wallace and has been active in other sustainability programs with the city of Cleveland. Todd discusses the phenomenon of “food deserts” and the hope that Central Roots will become an asset to the neighborhood.

Participants: Alexander, Todd (interviewee) / Epps, Michelle (interviewer)
Collection: Re-Imagining Cleveland
Institutional Repository: Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection

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