Will Campos boarded the new Fairview shuttle one Sunday afternoon, headed to the grocery store. He was hoping to get three weeks worth of food.
“I’ll just get what I could fit in this bag,” he said, laughing wryly and gesturing to a duffel on the seat beside him.
Campos is a security guard and works 12-hour night shifts. He used to go to the Carrs in the neighborhood once or twice a day. But then it closed. The nearest grocery stores are about a mile away. Campos doesn’t have a car, so in the couple months after the store shut down, he walked, which took a lot more time, and a lot more planning…