PAWTUCKET – Farm Fresh Rhode Island has received $4.6 million to help encourage Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program participants across New England to increase their locally grown fruits and vegetables by providing incentives at farmers markets and other points of purchase, Sen. Jack F. Reed, D-R.I., announced Aug. 7. Funding for the nonprofit came from the
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