47.0°,
Fair Family and friends gather at the Community Chest fair
Posted
The Go-Gator ride at the Community Chest South Shore fair at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park provided thrills for several children last Sunday.
Jeffrey Bessen/Herald
Thomas Murgolo, 9, lit up the Roll-A-Ball game at the Community Chest South Shore fair last Saturday, and walked away with a prize.
Tyler Marko/Herald
Danica Patrick has nothing on Shanty Vasquez, 6, as she made like Speed Racer on the car ride at the fair on Oct. 7.
Tyler Marko/Herald
The Community Chest fair brought family and friends from Cedarhurst together for fun on Oct. 8. From left were Solly Labell, 5, and the Wechters: Sammy, 5, Lilly, 7, and Rosie, 9.
Jeffrey Bessen/Herald
The brothers Labasi — Nicholas, 3, and Santino, 4, — had fun with balloons at the fair on Oct. 7.
Tyler Marko/Herald
Woodmere residents Assaf, James, 1 ½, and Rikki Cohen appeared to be having a great time at the Community Chest fair last Sunday.
Jeffrey Bessen/Herald
The rainy weather didn’t cooperate as much as Sunday got off to a slow start and Community Chest South Shore officials cancelled Monday, but the 33rd annual Community Chest fair at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park in the village provided fun for many as children rode the rides, kids and adults played games, ate food, including ice cream at the fair, even on Saturday.
Community Chest supports several local organizations and helps people in need through its Neighbors Helping Neighbors program. On Nov. 2 at 6:30 p.m., at the Lawrence Yacht & Country Club, Community Chest will hold its eighth annual Neighbors in Need dinner and will honor the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC’s sustenance center.
Report an inappropriate comment
Comments