THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING

A cup of joe, a bite to eat, and a clear conscience

By Darry Madden
Globe Correspondent / January 2, 2008

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CAMBRIDGE - Happen into the cafe that adjoins the Harvest Co-op in Central Square and you'll notice that something is different. Where once the floor was worn thin, it's now even. Faded primary colors are warm tones of beige. Ordinary tabletops that once held ordinary cups of coffee are surfaces made of sunflower seed husks that hold mugs of shade ... (Full article: 614 words)

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