After years of serving the Albany community with fresh produce and homemade goods, Malcolm Traill and Heather Marr will retire their Summer House Supplies stall at the Albany Farmers Market. Their departure marks a sentimental milestone for the market, which has been a Saturday morning institution in the Great Southern region. The couple expressed gratitude for the loyal customers and fellow stallholders who supported them throughout their journey. Their final stall appearance will celebrate local produce and community spirit that have defined the market’s success.
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Malcolm Traill and Heather Marr ready to farewell Albany Farmers Market with last Summer House Supplies stall
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