Northampton, also known as: Norwottuck Nonotuck Paradise City History of Northampton Northampton Weather Northampton Blogs ontheroad Ms. Sara C. Rauch Northampton Schools Smith College Smith Vocational High School Northampton High School Clarke School for the Deaf Other Area Colleges Hampshire College UMass Amherst College Mt. Holyoke College Greenfield Community College Holyoke Community College   contact us	Friday, October 20, 2006 -  Four More Farmers Markets Alas, the end of the season of abundance is nigh. The weekly farmers market downtown will close for the year on November 11. This means only four more markets, ripe with the freshest flora, veggies, tubers, fruits, cheese, meat, and maple syrup confections until the long storage begins. Break out those jars and cans, folks. This past weekend exhibited the last heirloom tomato harvest from Enterprise Farms. Any takers on what will be next to go? Our bet is on peppers. Some of the highlights this summer included: edamame, zuccini flowers, green zebra tomatoes, purple cauliflour, white peaches, chevre, and a shitload of garlic. Our staples were: swiss chard, collard greens, kale, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, cucumbers, pickles, potatoes, corn, and maple sugar doughnuts, my man. All we need next is a baker (Hungry Ghost?). And someone who sells local free-range turkeys for Thanksgiving. posted by nick  # 7:20 AM Comments: Post a Comment < << Home	News MassLive Daily Hampshire Gazette Valley Advocate The Daily Collegian WHMP Living Craigslist Western Mass Forbes Library City of Northampton Clean Water Action Mass Bike Pioneer Valley Art Iron Horse Entertainment Pleasant St. Theater Academy of Music Food River Valley Market Co-op Delivery Express The Dirty Truth Beerhall Local Businesses Pedal People Pleasant Street Theatre Video Interlink Publishing Archives October 2006 November 2006
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