Taking "buy local" to it's limit, some urban locavores are keeping coops in their city co-ops. HERE are the proud chickens from good.is
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About Me
- countchadula
- HI, I'm a performer living in New York City. I dance, sing, design and loaf about worrying about the state of things. I'm co-artistic director of Hook & Eye Theater company. For more on that and my full resu, click around.
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