Fun-filled Kulanu Fair brightens Cedarhurst Park despite delay
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Orit Yeamans with her daughters, Noa, 3, and Tamar, 2, from Woodmere enjoy the teacup ride at the Kulanu Fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on Sunday.
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Cousins Emma Rosenwald, 5, from Woodmere, and Emma Lamm, 4, from Cedarhurst, cool off with refreshing ice treats.
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Cousins from Lawrence at top Avi Eisenreich, 6, Bella Dahan, 4 ,and Zachy Eisenreich, 3, ride the Flying Dragon.
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Though postponed by two weeks due to bad weather on the original date of May 19, the annual Kulanu Fair on Sunday in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park was a fun-filled day as the sun shined after another cloudy morning.
There were bounce houses, carnival booths, a carousel, face painting, food, games, a giant slide, hair braiding, raffles, and rides, including a roller coaster, and prizes.
Kulanu Academy, in Cedarhurst, offers a variety of educational, clinical and vocational programs for students aged 11 to 21 with special needs. The educational curriculum includes life skills, communication and Common Core Regents-based instruction.
— Jeffrey Bessen
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