The Outer Sunset Farmers Market & Mercantile is in Jeopardy!
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Latinadashay Croom
4 years ago
To close the market would disheartening to the community it brings so much joy too.
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Jerlynn Ordaz
4 years ago
Farmers Markets are gems in any neighborhood. Saint Ignatius, quit being greedy.
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Lauren
4 years ago
Keep it goin
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Sofia Blackwoood
4 years ago
Not very Christian for a church to try to shut down 90+ small businesses
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Jason
4 years ago
please keep the farmers market
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charlotte schmidlapp
4 years ago
please keep the market!
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John Capener
4 years ago
Please do not let the rich private school earning tax exempt status dictate what happens to a community event where at risk youth and young farmers give fresh food to the community.
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Hattie Leora Davis
4 years ago
My dad takes me to the kids zone and I like playing with the bubbles. Don’t take my market away!!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
If they need more space they take up occupancy in any of the other massive properties that the Catholic church owns. Leave the public streets for the people.
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Harini madhavan
4 years ago
Please save our Outer Sunset Mercantile and Farmers Market!
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Hope Diwata
4 years ago
i love this farmers market so much! it’s a huge asset to the community and would be such a loss!
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Karen Broder
4 years ago
The farmers market on Sundays between Ortega and Quintana across from Sunset Blvd. is vital to our community! It provides entertainment for children, much need organic produce, and a place we can walk to, helping out the environment !! Please do not take this away from us!!
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Collin
4 years ago
Please don’t shut this down. It brings a lot of business to local farmers and small businesses
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makena rutishauser
4 years ago
BOO SI! JUST BECAUSE DOLO HIGH SCHOOL IS GETTING MORE UC ADMISSIONS THAN U DOESNT MEAN U SHUT DOWN LOCAL MARKETS
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Anonymous
4 years ago
The Outer Sunset farmer's market has been a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. Don't let a private prep school push this amazing community resource out. Public spaces are for the community, not private organizations.
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Andy Forrest
4 years ago
St. Ignatius' motto: 'For the greater glory of God' is obviously all about the almighty parking space !!! It would of been more appropriate to have early discussions with parties concerned rather than get the whole City up in arms for another 'divine' battle. Just another 'David & Goliath' confrontation dividing the City!
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Erin Kunkel
4 years ago
This market is an integral part of our community and neighborhood!
To close the market would disheartening to the community it brings so much joy too.
Farmers Markets are gems in any neighborhood. Saint Ignatius, quit being greedy.
Keep it goin
Not very Christian for a church to try to shut down 90+ small businesses
please keep the farmers market
please keep the market!
Please do not let the rich private school earning tax exempt status dictate what happens to a community event where at risk youth and young farmers give fresh food to the community.
My dad takes me to the kids zone and I like playing with the bubbles. Don’t take my market away!!
If they need more space they take up occupancy in any of the other massive properties that the Catholic church owns. Leave the public streets for the people.
Please save our Outer Sunset Mercantile and Farmers Market!
i love this farmers market so much! it’s a huge asset to the community and would be such a loss!
The farmers market on Sundays between Ortega and Quintana across from Sunset Blvd. is vital to our community! It provides entertainment for children, much need organic produce, and a place we can walk to, helping out the environment !! Please do not take this away from us!!
Please don’t shut this down. It brings a lot of business to local farmers and small businesses
BOO SI! JUST BECAUSE DOLO HIGH SCHOOL IS GETTING MORE UC ADMISSIONS THAN U DOESNT MEAN U SHUT DOWN LOCAL MARKETS
The Outer Sunset farmer's market has been a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. Don't let a private prep school push this amazing community resource out. Public spaces are for the community, not private organizations.
St. Ignatius' motto: 'For the greater glory of God' is obviously all about the almighty parking space !!! It would of been more appropriate to have early discussions with parties concerned rather than get the whole City up in arms for another 'divine' battle. Just another 'David & Goliath' confrontation dividing the City!
This market is an integral part of our community and neighborhood!
Local resident - 47th and Rivera
Shame on you, SI.
Jesus, who?