Troy Farmers Market Winter Report (WOOC 105.3 FM)

This story by Andrea Cunliffe was published by The Sanctuary for Independent Media (Hudson Mohawk Magazine, WOOC 105.3 FM) on November 30, 2020.

Above: The Sanctuary for Independent Media’s website, November 30, 2020. Click to enlarge.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine’s Andrea Cunliffe talked with Market Manager Steve Ridler about the autumn harvest and the market’s planned winter move to the former Price Chopper in Lansingburgh.

Ridler said the Atrium was too tight for social distancing, that the market looked at other sites including local colleges, and that a customer survey found the downtown location wasn’t essential. “The only one big downside is it’s not downtown,” he said. He described the indoor market as an essential shopping trip, not a festival, with masks, spacing and a one-way route.

See this story at The Sanctuary for Independent Media.

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