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The Sheffield Association held its annual fair at the Town Green on Saturday, September 10, which included various booths featuring local organizations including the Sheffield Historical Society, Friends of the Sheffield Senior Center, Sheffield Arts Council, and several other local organizations

Sheffield — It was a celebration of community as the Sheffield Association held its annual fair at the Town Green on Saturday, September 10.

The event included various booths featuring local organizations including the Sheffield Historical Society, Friends of the Sheffield Senior Center, Sheffield Arts Council, and other local organizations.

Members of the Sheffield Senior Center selling baked goods at their booth at the Sheffield Fair. From left: Alice Gleason, Michelle Harwood, Diane Smith, Lori Neil, and Eileen Clarke. Photo by Shaw Israel Izikson.

The fair started in 2001 and took a two year break during the Covid pandemic in 2020 and 2021.

The event included music from David Reed, Mary Ann Palermo and The First Take Band, and Jeannie Romeo.

The fair included plenty of games and activities for children, including Reptile Shows of New England showing off a collection of snakes and lizards, Magic by Bowey, and a tent with carnival games.

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