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The Historic Folsom Farmers Market ranks No. 2 in California in a nationwide vote

The Daily Folsom teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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The Historic Folsom Farmers Market nabbed the No. 2 spot among California markets on a list the nonprofit built from nationwide votes. Folsom got 210 votes. Sacramento's took No. 1 for the third year in a row with 2,422 votes, according to a Midtown Association news release.

Folsom's market finished second to Midtown in California votes

Sources: Sacramento Bee, Modesto Bee

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Value
Midtown2,422
Historic Folsom210
29 Palms159
State Street110
Diablo Valley62
San Leandro43
Fort Bragg43
Mountain View42
Morgan Hill39
Romano's36
  • No. 3: 29 Palms Farmers Market, 159 votes
  • No. 4: State Street Farmers Market, Carlsbad, 110 votes
  • No. 5: Diablo Valley Farmers Market, Walnut Creek, 62 votes

The Modesto Bee adds that the Sarasota Downtown Farmers Market topped the nationwide list.

210votes for the Historic Folsom Farmers Market

That put Folsom at No. 2 in California, behind Midtown's 2,422 votes.

Sources: Sacramento Bee, Modesto Bee

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