On Sunday July 19th the Leucadia 101 Main Street is proud to celebrate the official 10 year anniversary of the Leucadia Farmers Market by inviting the entire community to join farmers market founders to hear about the unique history of the market. This celebration will also include an exclusive FREE tour of the market led by market manager Ron LaChance. The Leucadia 101 Main Street Association will also be handing out commemorative 10 Year Anniversary shirts to those who attend the market tour and to anyone who spends $50 or more at the market! Festivities will start at 10:15am please RSVP for the Market Tour as space is limited. Email info@leucadia101.com for details and directions.
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| Market Manager Ron LaChance |
Ten year anniversary of our farmers market
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Special thanks and acknowledgement goes our to all who have helped nurture our market into what we enjoy today. The serendipitous partnership between the PEC PTA and L101MainStreet is the cornerstone of the market’s success. It is the perfect location. Kudos to Sandy Dallager, the PTA president, who worked to form the partnership, Elizabeth Drum, L101’s part time program manager at the time, the current L101 Board and PTA, market staff member, Sand Miller and more. Additionally, Carris Rhodes, L101’s current program manager is the current administrator of the market and conscientiously works with all parties to manage the market’s success and operations and deserves credit and thanks.
And if there was one individual that deserves praise and thanks is market manager, Ron La Chance. His cheerful, caring stewardship of the operation has been the main cause of the success of the market. THANK YOU RON. I replete, THANK YOU, RON.
BIG THANKS goes out to all the local vendors sharing their produce and products.
And finally, big THANK YOUS go our to our community for their deserved support.
We look forward to continued success and encourage your support, and remember to do all we can to enjoy the market and respect the neighbors in walking or biking to the market and if driving park responsibly.
This is our market.
that is a long kiss ass post. I couldn't even get past the 2nd sentence.
DeleteDo they give me a plastic bag when I buy something?? If not why not?? I have the choice to accept it or reject it. But by not offering me the choice, it restricts my freedoms.
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ReplyDeleteYou did not earn my respect. In fact, I will label you an idiot.
Crappy Pappy, it's all about freedom. I'm not your minion. ( some day you'll thank me.)
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