Cheapside Park To Become New Home For The Lexington Farmer's Market
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Updated: 4:23 PM Feb 26, 2009
Cheapside Park To Become New Home For The Lexington Farmer's Market
A new streetscape vision for downtown Lexington includes turning Cheapside Park into a permanent home for the Lexington Farmer's Market.
Posted: 6:15 PM Feb 26, 2009
Reporter: Meteorologist Lauren Raymer
Email Address: lauren.raymer@wkyt.com
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Posted by: David Location: Georgetown on Feb 27, 2009 at 01:33 PM

If the prices were reasonable, I would visit more often. We need something like Findlay Market in Cincinnati or West Side Market in Cleveland that's open more than 1-2 days a week with a better selection of goods at affordable prices.
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Posted by: Mia Location: Frankfort on Feb 27, 2009 at 11:43 AM

The evening news report said this project will cost $18 million. That's a lot for a farmer's market.
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Posted by: Mary Location: Lexington on Feb 27, 2009 at 11:09 AM

I feel that the Farmer's Market should have a sense of entitlement because it is the livelihood of many locals. And whose pockets does the CentrePointe project fill?
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Posted by: Lex1976 Location: Lex on Feb 27, 2009 at 01:26 AM

I used to shop at the farmer's market every weekend. But no more. All the whining they did about having to move and the sense of entitlement they felt regarding the Centre Point area really turned me off.
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