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Carnival a hit with crowd
Organizers for school fundraiser happy with results
This wasn't the ordinary Steamboat Springs carnival. In the Meadows parking lot during the weekend, rides and the standard boardwalk-type games - not to mention the funnel cakes and cotton candy - created a county fair atmosphere for many local families.
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by Zach Fridell
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Carnival a hit with crowd
Organizers for school fundraiser happy with results
This wasn't the ordinary Steamboat Springs carnival. In the Meadows parking lot during the weekend, rides and the standard boardwalk-type games - not to mention the funnel cakes and cotton candy - created a county fair atmosphere for many local families.
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