The Shoreline Farmers Market opened on schedule at 10am Saturday, but was forced to close by 11am because of the windstorm.
Manager Natalia Flor reports that "Some sales were made but the wind was too strong and broke many vendor tents, including two of our three tents. Luckily no one was hurt. We have had a wonderful season weather wise so it's okay, but it is sad that vendor property was damaged due to weather."
By Sunday, the weather had calmed enough that the LFP Market was held as usual. Attendance might have been down a little, says Sarah Phillips, but lots of people were there buying their fruits and veggies.
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