Farmers Market

BELLINGHAM, Was. -- For thousands of people who attended the weekly farmers market in Bellingham, Wash., he was the circus boy -- entertaining visitors with juggling, magic tricks and acrobatics delivered with unbelievable aplomb.

But 10-year-old Caleb Kors died suddenly this week while apparently rushing around the house to construct a new circus costume, leaving Bellingham residents grief-stricken over a boy they knew mainly for his four-club juggle toss -- performed with a wisecrack and a rakish smile -- and for his fearless compulsion to perform.

Whatcom County sheriff's officials said Caleb died in an accidental hanging -- though exactly what happened still is unclear. "As far as we know, the young man died in what appears to be an accidental hanging. How he got there, we're not actually sure. There did not appear to be anything suspicious or nefarious," Chief Criminal Deputy Doug Chadwick told the Los Angeles Times.

OGDEN -- Vendors, particularly those selling tasty tomatoes, scrumptious squash, plump pumpkins and other fruits and vegetables, were doing brisk business Saturday at the Historic 25th Street Farmers & Art Market.

SOUTH WEBER -- The city is hosting a new Farmers Market from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every third Saturday during the summer and early fall at Canyon Meadows Park, 475 E. Peterson Parkway.

CLEARFIELD -- The Farmers Market is an open air market bringing people the freshness of home-grown foods and other crafts.

The market is open from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday through the end of October (weather permitting). The new location is on the grassy area in front of the Clearfield Aquatic Center, 825 S. State St.

OGDEN -- People trickled into the Oasis Farmers Market on Wednesday and liked what they saw.

The market, at 2450 Monroe Blvd., is in its second week this summer in the middle of Oasis Community Gardens, a spot sponsored by Junior League of Ogden, where residents can grow their own vegetables.

KAYSVILLE -- The Utah State University Botanical Center Farmer's Market opens tonight in Kaysville.

The market will be open from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursdays, through Oct. 13, at the Botanical Center, 850 S. 50 West. Vendors will offer local produce, baked goods and handmade items. Live music will play, and visitors can explore the gardens.