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Holiday Sunday Events Draw Crowds

Holiday celebrations in the township continued on December 8.

Early in the day, the St. Matthias School held its annual Christmas Craft Fair at the school.

Vendors of various ilks were brought together to offer their wares, while homemade goodies were available for lunch.

All proceeds went back to the school.

Nicole Pedicini, the fair’s new chairperson, said she made most of the food.

“Except for the pizza and hot dogs,” she said.

Pedicini said she was happy with the turnout.

Here are some scenes from the fair:


The day also saw the return of Sinterklaas to the township, after a year’s hiatus.

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