Aug 18, 2008Farmers Markets Coping with Higher Costs of Doing Business
It’s 9:30 a.m., and Judy Sedor is stuck in traffic on Route 95, en route to the farmers market in Darien. She left East Granby at 7 with a truckload of gleaming tomatoes, silky-skinned eggplant and tender sweet corn, but she’s a half-hour late and getting frustrated. courant.com
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