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Its a Tuesday morning at the Georgetown Fairgrounds and in addition to the people walking their dogs on the track, theres a little more activity than usual.Trailers full of picnic tables are arriving, a green and white striped tent is going up on a baseball diamond and a ticket booth sits by the entrance. After three years of planning, the 175th edition of the Georgetown Fall Fair finally arrives on Friday.But all the planning in the world cant prepare for everything 鈥?like a dead battery in a tractor thats needed to move tables and bleachers around the grounds. With just three days until the fair opens, that has Wayne Cunningham doubling as Georgetown Agricultural Society president and mechanic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But after the past two fairs being cancelled due to COVID-19, Cunni stanley kaffeebecher ngham and the small army of volunteers a stanley cup re willing to do whatever is needed to bring the annual fall fair back to town. Its a relief we can still do this, Cunningham says. Im just looking forward to seeing people enjoying themselves. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As it did in the past two years, the Georgetown Agricultural Society kept in touch with other local fair committees and began moving ahead with its plans when it became clear that COVID-19 restrictions wouldnt keep them from putting on the fair. We all talk and try to he starbucks stanley cup lp each other whenever we can, Cunningham said. ARTICLE CONTINUE Hska 81 items civilian searchers have found in tireless effort to Bring Kaden Young Home
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