Bravo!
The Herald’s front page story on smaller food markets is a blessing to those of us who are “nutrition conscious.”
The map showing locations of these stores was sugar-free frosting on the “cake.” I’ll cut it out and save it.
Thank you!
ERIN KELLY
Everett
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