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Harvest Fair is first sign of fall
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Sal Bulone helped his grandson Ryan Umhafer, 2, decorate a pumpkin.
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Vendors sold a variety of items at the fair on Sept. 28.
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The Seaford High School Jazz Band played at the festival.
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Kyle O’Connor, 2 looked for his ducky in one of the many games.
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Joseph Gross IV, 21 months, found the right pumpkin, he wasn’t going to let it go.
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Olivia Irwin, 7, and her mother Donna went picking at the pumpkin patch.
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It may have felt like summer, but there was a fall feeling in the air on Waverly Avenue in Seaford last Sunday. The Seaford Historical Society hosted its annual Harvest Fair adjacent to the museum. The event featured numerous vendors, food, a pumpkin patch and representatives from various community organizations, including the Scouts.
There were lots of activities for children including games and pumpkin decorating. Many families found pumpkins large and small to get themselves in the Halloween spirit at home. Seaford High School musicians entertained the crowd, who enjoyed sunny skies and warm temperatures.
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