Last week, we highlighted a story about a group of people who wanted to open a farmers’ market in the parking lot of the Naylor Road Metro station, only to be turned down by WMATA because of a rule restricting the sale of food and drink on Metro property. So what will be going in next to the station?

Now here’s an interesting story from the Post — a group of residents in Temple Hills, Md. have started a campaign to inject some vibrancy into their business scene, and, as part of that effort, they’d like to open up a weekend farmers’ market in the parking lot of the Naylor Road Metro station. Good idea, right? Well, Metro isn’t too thrilled about it.