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09/30/2011

Market Fair enters 16th week

The weekly Market Fair will continue to be held every Friday from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the parking lot of The Home Depot/Big Lots Plaza in Rutland.

The Market Fair is in its 16th week offering a combination of farmers' market and fresh local produce. There are crafts, culture, food, healing, music, yoga and other activities.

The Market Fair is also interested in receiving feedback from shoppers about how things have gone this year and how the event can be improved for next year.

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