By Michelle Tuccitto Sullo
Naugatuck Valley Bureau Chief
SHELTON — The city is mulling a proposal to expand the local farmer’s market to a year-round operation.
Stacia Monahan, a co-owner of the local Stone Gardens Farm, which grows a variety of vegetables on about 50 acres, spoke to the Conservation Commission recently about the idea. Monahan also proposed the formation of a sub-committee to oversee the possible year-round farmers market.
The Farmers’ Market runs from mid June through early November on Canal Street, with hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The city owns the multi-purpose building, “The Farm and Public Market,” where it is housed.
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