Central Valley High School’s booster club fundraising craft show
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Nancy Aquino quickly knits a baby hat to add to her stock of hats, headbands and scarves Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021 at Central Valley High School. Aquino had sold out of baby hats and had to quickly replace them Sunday morning. She said people often buy hats for gifts, then slip money inside as an added bonus.
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Proprietor Tawnya Nanny, left, explains her line of skin care items and soaps made with fragrant items grown on her farm to Natalie Brown, Melissa Brown (smelling a fragrance) and Samantha Sheurer, right, at the Central Valley Craft Fair on Sunday at Central Valley High School.
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Karen Pixler, left, furious crochets new items for her busy stall at the Central Valley Craft Fair while her 19-year-old daughter Ashlynn and her mother, JoAnne Maughan, right, pass the time and wait for more customers Saturday, Nov. 7, 2021 at Central Valley High School. The three are crafters who call themselves The Chicks Who Craft and Karen has been a part of the Central Valley fair since she was a teen, or about 25 years.
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