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Colton/Uniontown Fair will rev up once more this Friday. Fair manager Debbie Niehenke said she and her volunteers were fighting the cold and wind during set up for the fair last weekend and hope the wind and rain will hold off the day of the event.
“The only thing new this year is everyone trying to show (animals) in wool gloves and hats,” she said with a laugh.
Temperatures Friday are expected to be in the 40s.
Students of all ages have been preening and training animals to show at the fair, which opens at 8 a.m. and closes around 5 p.m. Most of this year’s events are animal shows, with a con...
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