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Rick Fleming works at the family-owned LoPresti Farm in Preston on Thursday. He was carrying hydrangeas to put them out for sale in the shop after transferring them from a greenhouse on the property.
Rick Fleming works at the family-owned LoPresti Farm in Preston on Thursday. He was carrying hydrangeas to put them out for sale in the shop after transferring them from a greenhouse on the property.
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