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Street Fair fare
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| Last Saturday’s Fall Street Fair,
sponsored by the Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce, drew thousands
of visitors to town on a brilliant autumn day for food, shopping and
live music. Above, Barack Obama's likeness made a surprise appearance
at the Greene County Democratic Party booth surrounded by Kate Levesconte,
left, Laurie Dewey and Shirl Levesconte. |
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Massage therapists
Keri Speck and Amy Spurr offered welcome relief to weary Street
Fair-goers at their booth on Xenia Avenue in front of the Emporium.
Below left, from left, are Luciana Lieff and her children, Wolf
and Stella, all from Yellow Springs, enjoyed the day. Below right,
Yellow Springs High School students Hollister Fitch and Anna Carlson
hosted a sand painting booth to raise money for their class.
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Top, Anna Bellisari
offered smiles and pamphlets about the Yellow Springs Senior Citizens
Center while surrounded by balloons;
Left, Jennifer Float of the NOLAA Gallery in Kings Yard, who exhibited
her own paintings.
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| Below: Representing a serious endeavor,
but having a good time doing so, were, top from left, Miami Township
Fire-Rescue squad volunteers Trisha Robinson, Rebecca Mark and Miles
Crabtree, in a forest of balloons. |
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