MARBLEHEAD — The farmers market here is one of the biggest, and oldest, on the North Shore, drawing hundreds of shoppers every Saturday morning in the summer and fall. Vendors include local farmers selling vegetables, fruits and flowers; specialty farms producing meats and cheeses; and others who sell homemade scones, muffins and other treats. The market is set up on the grounds of Veterans Middle School, 217 Pleasant St.
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Peggy Curtin, left, Judy Jacobi, Laura Ward, Joan Tobin, Dory Louden, and Gene Jacobi help run the coffee booth with eight coffee brewers at the Marblehead farmers market serving around 300 cups. Mark Teiwes
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Darnell Vipperman, left front, Ellie Monnin, Heidi Jarchow, left back, and Barbara Bane sell "Ellie's Going Green Basil Vinaigrette" made at St. Andrew's Church during the Marblehead farmers market. Mark Teiwes
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Brenna Crowley of the Clark Farm in Danvers said that the Saturday farmers market was really busy, and they have had a good season overall. Mark Teiwes
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Charles Flather, left, of Marblehead bought food and flowers at the Marblehead farmers market outside the Veterans Middle School with his twin grandchildren Kesson and Brooke Flather, 6, and their aunt, Lucie Flather. Mark Teiwes
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Pam and Joe Granese of Marblehead sell salsa and salstina they made. The couple appreciate the strong sense of community at the farmers market. Mark Teiwes
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