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Nessralla’s to close Christmas Eve

December 16, 2022 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff

After a dozen years at their 318 Plymouth St., Halifax location, Nessralla’s Farm Stand will close Christmas Eve. Kozhaya “John” Nessralla, said he is sad to leave but that his farm will continue on Hemlock Lane and they plan ro re-open in the spring at another location yet to be determined.
“It’s been a good business and we want to thank everyone who shopped here and supported our farm stand.” Nessralla continued that it wasn’t his choice to close, but he didn’t own the property and the landlord made a business decision. “They’ve been they’ve been good to us, it’s just that when you don’t own the land, you can’t always do what you want.”
What will he miss most about the farm stand? “The people. Our customers. We’ll see them again in the spring and I hope they come by to see us.”
Nessralla’s, with the input of its manager Dana Amey, has been a staunch supporter of local business, local farms, local crafts and local boutique foods. Just last year the demand for their products changed them from a seasonal store to a year-round business. We wish them well in the New Year.

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