THE RURAL SOUTH Get in an agricultural state of mind at the Union Square Greenmarket, where regional farmers sell fare like cider, pumpkin spice bread, vegan carrot raisin cookies and the crisp winesap apples that have a crunch that you won't find in a supermarket, and certainly not for a dollar a pound.
The only sure-fire way of accomplishing direct bookings is the Southwest model--simply don't sell fares anywhere else but the airline website.
Also, sign up for email alerts from Swiss International Airlines, whose website sometimes sells fares for less than you'll find anywhere else.
After four months in business, she started selling lunch fare, too.
The irony of selling Latvian fare back to their former Soviet oppressors at hugely inflated prices is not lost on Kirsons.
There will be room for 200 booths a week, selling flea fare (like vintage watches from a local vendor called Watchismo), crafts and food (Belgian waffles to barbecue pork sandwiches to fresh ricotta cheese).
Opened in 1971 by Albert Glassman, personal manager to Bob Dylan and Janis Joplin, it has now been updated into a sleek restaurant selling local fare such as grass-fed filet mignon and beer battered onion rings.
Metro is selling commemorative fare cards, one-day passes and SmarTrip cards (which use a radio-frequency identification chip and are tapped rather than inserted) bearing Mr. Obama's image.
A video game fanatic, he dabbled in selling such fare while at school, netting $10,000.
A tattooed DJ was spinning in the back alongaside a cash bar serving locally brewed beer and a food vendor selling gastropub fare.
The commuter rail services will stop selling strike-fare tickets at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
