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2008 Pennsylvania Fair Guide Now Available
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"Fairs are a great way to celebrate Pennsylvania's rich agricultural heritage, and to attract millions of people to fun entertainment, delicious food and a glimpse of farm life," said Wolff. "Pennsylvania's 117 fairs are a family tradition, and the fair guide provides easy access to information about fairs throughout the state, helping ensure that the tradition of fairs is passed on to the next generation." The new fair guide provides convenient information on fairs by region, including their locations and dates. To recognize fairs that have been operating for at least 100 years and 200 years, Governor "Part of the tradition of In addition to fairs, To access a 2008 Pennsylvania Fair Guide, visit www.agriculture.state.pa.us and click on "Consumers" and then "Pennsylvania Fairs." For more information on CONTACT: (717) 787-5085 
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