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Local Foods, Local Spirits

Fills Farmers’ Market Again

Dad Eric Bland, a Bassett medical student, partakes of the offerings at the fourth annual Local Foods, Local Spirits this evening, a benefit for the Cooperstown Farmers' Market --and he feeds an occasional tidbit to daughter, Alice, 11 1/2 months. Alice is being tended by Laura Bland and Abby Bland, two of Eric's sisters. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Dad Eric Bland, a Bassett medical student, this evening partakes of the offerings at the fourth annual Local Foods, Local Spirits, a benefit for the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market — and shares an occasional tidbit with daughter, Alice, 11 1/2 months. Alice is being tended by Laura Bland and Abby Bland, two of Eric’s sisters.   Restaurants and caterers from Sharon Springs to Oneonta brought samples of their offerings.  (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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