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10.30.2008

Submitted by hsnavely on Thu, 10/30/2008 - 12:01am.
The Bite:
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Feelin' less boom, more bust these days? Forget about your portfolio for a sec and squeeze in a trip to the Divisadero Farmers' Market. SF's newest west side market boasts tons of seasonal and organic munchies, minus the anxiety-inducing crowds of the Ferry Building FM (where food fight takes on a whole nother meaning). Swing by on Sunday for a stroll through Rainbow Orchards' organic mountain apples - the Sierra Foothills climate makes these babies taste like candy - and some grill-ready, hormone-free beef from Mountain Ranch Organic. Buy in while you can: DFM ends its run December 28, but'll be back next year if enough folks attend. Supply, meet demand...

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Divisadero Farmers' Market; Sundays, 10 am-1 pm, Grove St. at Divisadero St. (800-949-3276).

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The Wall Street crash of '29 is often ref'd as Black Tuesday, but the crash actually began the previous Thursday and continued for a month.

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