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August 10, 2012

Celebrating 'National Farmers Market Week'

TIFTON —

The Downtown Tifton Farmer's Market is observing National Farmers Market Week from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday at the train museum depot platform at Tift Avenue and Third Street. A variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, homemade breads, honey and syrup, jams, jellies and relish will be available. Also available are handmade wood carvings depicting sports teams and pop icons. The downtown market will be open each Saturday through Nov. 17.

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Eric Lee pitches against Tattnall Square in game one, a 4-1 loss by the Panthers. They would win game two 6-3 before falling in 14 innings Saturday, 6-2.

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