Frenchtown Neighborhood Improvement Association

  After being derailed for nearly a year by nearby roadwork, Frenchtown Farmers Market organizers say the operation needs to be fine-tuned, starting with spreading the word that the market is still operating.   In late September, the city completed a year-long $4.5 million utility improvement project along a stretch of West Georgia Street to replace worn out water, sewer, and drainage pipes.   According to the city, access to the market was maintained, but organizers say participation dwindled as patrons seeking to get to their location on North Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard were deterred by construction.  For the past 30 years, the Frenchtown Farmers Market has taken a virtual rollercoaster ride in its attempts to becoming a vibrant staple in the historic community, getting to the point of attracting a diverse mix of vendors and farmers providing fresh and healthy foods to an area whose residents struggle with accessible grocery options. Annette Harris routinely arrived at the mark