Many Rio Arribans Must Find a Way to Feed Themselves When the Cupboards Are Bare

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Yohosame Cameron, (right) 47, of Truchas, picks up a carton of organic soy milk while walking, Aug. 24, in line with patrons of a weekly food bank at the Ojo Sarco Community Center. Through deliveries from the Food Depot in Santa Fe, the Ojo Sarco Community Center receives organic food and frozen meats, poultry and fish, donations largely from Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s.

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By Andrew Martinez
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In the small mountain communities of Ojo Sarco and Truchas, N.M., food is hard to come by.     Though the towns lie fewer than 30 miles away from multiple grocery stores and a Wal-Mart in Española, access is impaired by…

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