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Enduring items [or That did not pleape some of its customers and vendors The committee that oversaw the operation was disbanded. And it has apparentty affected the popularity of the market. Given the amount of resourc- es the town is pouring into the operation every week. it's for a proper review. ' Residents have shown they will support a farmers market. Many have told us they want to buy locally gmwn produce â€" that's the whole point of a farm- ers market Manyéliknoldusmeyfllke toseememarkflrelocateto coderCivicSquare. Hmvapublicmeeungtohear fromvendorsandcustomets. townmuncil? a Afarmsmarketisneaded. oNywithdifieremmlesand. pethaps. a new location. LETTER OF THE WEEK lréallylike mistowthisveryniceand peaceful. But the": is one thing that stands out for me. - _ WellJneedt to different! . 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