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GALLERY: 42nd Annual Greek Fest

The Parthenon
September 18, 2024
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St. George Greek Orthodox Church held its annual Greek Fest last weekend. Extending Friday through Saturday, vendors welcomed visitors to authentic cuisine and customs of the Greek heritage. (Photos by Wade Sullivan)

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