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Eight-month-old Olivia Spatz munched on a cookie at the fair with mommy Alisha Spatz.
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Hewlett resident Aryanna Gormenzano, 11, rode the big slide last Saturday at the fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park.
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Ryan Ravner, left, and Michael Heyman, both 10, of Hewlett, tried their luck at the Apple Cherry dart game at Community Chest’s fair last Saturday.
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Rosie, left, and Sammy, right, of Cedarhurst took a break from playing games and getting on rides to cool off with an ice cream at the Community chest fair.
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Woodmere residents, Kaley, left, with Adina, braved the first row on the Dragon Wheel roller coaster on Sunday at the fair in Cedarhurst Park.
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: Sara and Max Davis, of Valley Stream, on the Teacup ride at the Community Chest South Shore Fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park last Sunday.
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There were new rides such as the Scooter (bumper cars) and the Dragon Wheel (roller coaster), and on Saturday and Sunday there were many choices for food from Italian zepploes to fried clams, and on Sunday there was plenty of kosher food, along with games, other rides (13 in all) and musical entertainment at the 32nd annual Community Chest South Shore Fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park.
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