Bus Program Takes Shoppers To Detroit's Eastern Market

DETROIT (AP) — A bus program that transports residents to Detroit's Eastern Market for shopping is moving this weekend to a neighborhood on the city's west side.

The Detroit Transportation department's Fresh Wagon ride-along is scheduled to leave the Boys and Girls Club on Tireman about 8 a.m. Saturday.

It offers Detroit residents better access to fresh food options in the city.

A bus takes off from a different City Council district once each Saturday and returns shoppers later in the day.

Eastern Market Corp. President Dan Carmody says the Fresh Wagon is a food shopping option for the many Detroit residents who don't have reliable transportation.

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