Schooner Creek Farm

Owners Sarah Dye and Doug Mackey closed on the property earlier this month after listing it on Facebook marketplace.

The controversial Schooner Creek Farm based in Brown County stops produce sales open after owners open coffee business that is “not kosher-certified.”

A portion of proceeds will go to the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana. Scott Soltys-Curry, who runs Indy Coffee Guide, said he will be partnering with Creative Mornings/Indianapolis to send a separate matching donation to the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council.

Above Time Coffee Roasters registered as a domestic limited liability company with the state in March. Sarah Dye, the controversial former Bloomington Farmers' Market vendor, is listed as the registered agent.