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Come stock up at Shemanski’s Harvest Market toda

Come stock up at Shemanski’s Harvest Market today! Our local farms and food artisans are here to stock up your pantry. Say goodbye at the last market of season. We’re here today until 2pm.
And please remember for the safety of the market:
✨ If you are sick or have been in contact with a sick person, stay home
😷 A mask or face covering is required to enter the market
📏 Maintain 6 feet of physical distance at all times
🍕 No eating in the market, take hot food & bakery items to-go

Extended Through December 31, 2020: Use SNAP for H

Extended Through December 31, 2020: Use SNAP for Hot Food for a Limited Time

Vendors selling hot food at our markets will accept SNAP for a limited time, through Saturday, December 19.

Due to people being displaced by wildfires, the USDA considers hot food to be SNAP eligible in some Oregon counties through December 31, 2020. For PFM markets the last day to use SNAP for hot food will be Saturday, December 19.

Find hot food vendors at Shemanski Wednesday Harvest Market 11/25 and PSU Farmers Market Saturdays through 12/19.

🍴PSU Farmers Market year-round Saturdays, 9AM – 2PM (Closed Dec 26) at SW Park & Montgomery

#farmersmarket #nwfarmfresh @salvadormollys

Language from Official USDA/FNS letter:
Due to the power outages, and displacement from homes caused by wildfires, and effective immediately, retail food stores licensed by the Food and Nutrition Service and located in the following Oregon counties may accept SNAP benefits in exchange for HOT foods and foods intended to be consumed on retailer premises:
Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Coos, Curry, Deschutes, Douglas, Hood River, Jackson, Josephine, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook, Wasco, Washington and Yamhill
These special rules are in effect through December 31, 2020
When hot foods are purchased with SNAP EBT benefits through December 31, 2020, the purchases are NOT subject to sales tax, as the foods mentioned above are considered SNAP eligible during this period.

See you at Shemanski Park Farmers Market Wednesday

See you at Shemanski Park Farmers Market Wednesday, Nov 25! Our annual Harvest Market is on for 10am - 2pm at SW Park & Main.

We’ve got an incredible vendor lineup, find your favorites—and try something new—this Wednesday:
@amylkshop
@bairdfamilyorchards
@briarrosecheese
@cksflowergarden
@farm.dici
@gatheringtogetherfarm
@greenvillefarms
@grounduppdx
#luckyfarmsflowers
@miosdelectables
@olympiaprovisions
@persephonefarm
@roundhousefoods
@salmoncreekfamily
@salvadormollys
@sinfulconfections
@sinistercandc
@stonebarn
@taborbread
@dayboattuna
@twisted_croissant
@westwardwhiskey

First photo by: @gatheringtogetherfarm
#farmersmarket #nwfarmfresh #portlandoregon #knowyourfarmer #celebratetheseason #givethanks

UPDATE: 11/23 6PM Norma Cravens has been found. @s

UPDATE: 11/23 6PM
Norma Cravens has been found.
@springwaterfarmwilds

From Columbia County Sheriff:
*** Update*** Norma Craven, missing since November 20, has been found alive.

Craven and two dogs were reported missing from the Yankton area on Friday night. Search and Rescue volunteers searched over 40 acres of land on foot and with the assistance of K9 tracking teams but saw no sign of Craven or the dogs. On the evening of November 23, hunters reported seeing a woman with two dogs at the end of Brinn Road in St. Helens. Deputies responded and located Craven and the two dogs alive. Medics transported Craven to the hospital as a precaution.

Sheriff Pixley said, “I am so thankful for a community that comes together to help others. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Columbia County Search and Rescue, who volunteer their time to train and search for missing folks. In addition, I’d like to thank all of the community members who helped share the missing person information. Together we were able to bring Norma home”.

We can’t stop admiring these beautiful photos of

We can’t stop admiring these beautiful photos of Good Rain Farm by @studioxiiiphotography and reflecting on the words Michelle Week generously shared with us:

“As the first stewards of this land we practiced everyday reverence and thanks to the nourishment provided, there was respect and the acknowledgement that all around us creatures, plants, landscapes, and weather maintained their own autonomy as they too walked this life alongside us”

You can read Michelle’s article “Practicing Everyday Reverence and Thanks” on our website. Link in Bio.

#nwfarmfresh #celebratefarmers #givethanks #harvestseason @goodrainfarm

Our final market of the season and chance for farm

Our final market of the season and chance for farm direct wine!
King Farmers Market Sundays, 10AM – 2PM‬ through November 22nd (TODAY!) at NE 7th & Wygant

Make your essential shopping trips safer and healthier for everyone by continuing to follow guidelines:
✨ If you are sick or have been in contact with a sick person, stay home 😷 A mask or face covering is required to enter the market 📏 Maintain 6 feet of physical distance at all times 🍕 No eating in the market, take hot food & bakery items to-go
#nwfarmfresh #pdxfarmersmarkets #eatwintervegetables

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