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and Open Class Dairy Show/Showmanship-Show Arenaĩ:00am: Open Class Sheep Show-Open Sheep Arenaġ1:00am: 4-H Project Award Presentation- Pavilionġ2:30pm: Jr. Fair Market Poultry Show- Swine ArenaĨ:30am: Jr. Horse and Pony W/T- Horse ArenaĨ:30am: Jr.
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YOUTH 11 and UNDER ARE FREE UNTIL 5:00 P.M.Ĩ:00am: Jr.
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Citizen Activities - Pavilionġ:00pm: Draft Horse/Pony Halter Show - Show Arenaĥ:00pm: Cracker Jack Circus Show - Entertainment Tentħ:00pm: Michael Goudeau, Juggling - Pavilionħ:00pm: Back Alley Relics (Band) - Bldg. Fair Pygmy Goat Show-Open Sheep Arenaġ1am - 3pm: Sr. CITIZENS 65 AND OLDER ARE FREE ALL DAY.ħ:30am: Outstanding High School Seniors 4-H Breakfast - Pavilionĩ:00am: Horse and Pony Western Show - Horse Arenaĩ:00am: Open Class Rabbit Show-Rabbit Barnġ0:00am: Jr. #22 PorchĨ:00pm: Cracker Jack Circus Show - Entertainment TentĨ:30pm: Michael Goudeau, Juggling - Pavilion Fair Rabbit Show - Open Sheep BarnĢ:00pm: Cracker Jack Circus Show - Entertainment TentĤ:00pm: Michael Goudeau, Juggling - PavilionĤ:00pm: Cracker Jack Circus Show - Entertainment TentĤ:00pm - 9:00pm: Free Outdoor Show-Community CenterĦ:00pm: Cracker Jack Circus Show - Entertainment TentĦ:30pm: Prince and Princess Contest- Pavilionħ:00pm: 9:29 Experience Band - Bldg. We are proud to carry on this fine tradition for our great citizens and look forward to continuing it for generations to come.ĩ:00am: Horse and Pony English Show - Horse Arenaĩ:00am: Jr. Vendors are offering delicious dishes, special music rings through the air and displays and exhibits will show you what life was like way back when. ?As you walk the fair this year, you'll find sprinkles of history throughout the grounds. We encourage you to check out our premium book, find projects that interest you and your family and enter next year. There really is something for everyone at the fair. It's everything you expect and a lot you never knew about. There are projects in creative writing, photography, art, flower arranging, legos, woodworking, antiques and so much more. With agriculture still a pillar of our event, we have reached far beyond, including open competitions that encourage participation from all ages at all levels of skill with all different interests. From crafting to canning, looms to legos and milking cows to motorsports, the Medina County Fair showcases it all. We pride ourselves on evolving into an event that truly reflects the talent and innovation of our citizens. ?The fair embodies the greatness of Medina County. That tradition continues today, 178 years later. Once a year, people from everywhere would come together at the fair in celebration. Communities came together to share, learn and feature the talents, innovation and accomplishments of their citizens. Whatever makes this happen, if people could talk to us, if we could sit down and talk together and be friends.?At the very beginning, fairs were the center of commerce and agriculture. "If there's anything against us, or what makes it happen? That's the thing I have a question about. "I mean, railroad spikes- that's dangerous," he said. He's grateful no one has been hurt, but worries that could happen if the crimes continue. "One of the first ones that was thrown was an Estwing hammer through a window in a living room on a rocking chair at like 3 o'clock in the morning." We'll have a conversation," Covey saidĪn Amish man who lives and works in the area said the crimes have created a lot of worry. "If you're the person doing it, come on down. Investigators have little to go on other than a dark-colored four-door sedan that has been reported near some of the homes.
The crimes have been taking place late at night or in the early morning hours.
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Bob Jones | News 5 An Amish man in Medina County.ĭamage has been done to windows or to the siding of homes on Firestone Road, Camp Road and Black River School Road.Ĭovey said in addition to railroad spikes, pop cans, bottles filled with rocks and even tuna cans have been tossed into homes.
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