Wantagh Spring Festival brings food and fun
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Members of the Wantagh Kiwanis Club hosted the Eighth Annual Spring Festival at the Wantagh Train Station on June 1.
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Musawir Mehfuz, left, of Pure Raw Brands gives honey to Judy Oakley at the Wantagh Spring Festival on June 1.
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Ira and Hillary Reiter of the Barking Biscuit selling delicious treats for dogs at the festival.
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Erin Reilly and Tucker the dog enjoying the vendors at Wantagh’s eighth annual Spring festival.
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Wantagh Fire Department members Mauricio Ramirez, Steve Salamone, and Phil Slaaf at Spring Festival, engaging with the community and encouraging new recruits to join their ranks.
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The Wantagh Kiwanis Club celebrated its Eighth Annual Spring Festival at the Wantagh Train Station on June 1.
The community gathering featured food trucks and vendors, offering a mix of delicious treats and artisanal goods. Attendees enjoyed a variety of food options, from gourmet street food to sweet delicacies. Local vendors showcased unique items, including jewelry and specialized dog treats, adding a personal touch to the event.
The event provided attendees with a sunny day to shop, eat, and have fun with the Wantagh community.
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