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Mostly Cloudy Kulanu’s fair day at Cedarhurst Park
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Boating was never as peaceful as it was in an inflatable pool at Kulanu Fair at Andre J. Parise Cedarhurst Park last Sunday.
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Rides, games and other activities were part of the annual Kulanu Fair at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park last Sunday. Above, Elianna Hercman helped Aviva Weber, 5, with her sand art.
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Talia Winer, 6, and Olivia Hersko, 7, were ready for their ride at the Kulanu Fair as Winer waved to her mom.
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The big slide at the Kulanu Fair was the ride for James Kelly, 11, who went up and down a few times.
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Rides, games, face painting, pony rides, crafts, raffles and refreshments were all part of the annual Kulanu Fair held at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park last Sunday.
Under sunny skies, kids could go up and down a huge slide, make sand art and pet a goat. The four and a half-hour event benefitted the Cedarhurst-based school that serves special-needs children and young adults, and their families.
Kulanu is comprised of four divisions: educational, the Keren Eliana Parent Advocacy & Resource Center, social services and vocational and adult services. It also runs Camp Discovery and a variety other programs.
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