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Fair Nonprofit holds first holiday gift boutique
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Darci Carlton sold shimmery bottles of One Hope wines at her table.
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Attendees browsed roughly 30 craft and artisan vendors at the Holiday Gift Boutique.
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Louann Sherbach of Amityville (right) going home with a one-of-a-kind homemade gift from Alyssa Bianco, owner of Sweets & Treats (left).
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Laura Natoli displayed her custom Mickey ears at the Holiday Gift Boutique.
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The hosts of the Holiday Gift Boutique and founders of Rescuing Families, Inc., Vincent Centauro and Gina Centauro.
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Terri Callaghan of Fuzzy Dice Finds showcased her collection of 1950s-style décor.
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Rescuing Families, Inc. organized an inaugural Holiday Gift Boutique on Nov. 19 at the VFW Post 2718. Over 30 craft and artisan vendors, as well as antique and vintage item sellers, participated in the event in support of the Franklin Square-based non-profit organization.
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