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Sun Shines On OH-Fest

At Pre-Concert Street Fair

Gina Profetto, left, plants a tin full of whip cream in the face of Rachael Utegg, whose sorority, Alpha Omega Pi, was hosting "Pie a Pi" to raise money for juvenile arthritis. Locals and students alike filled downtown for the annual OH-Fest Carnival which featured food, games, live music and vendors. The festivities continue tonight in Neawah Park with headliner Kid Ink. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Despite cool temperatures and clouds this morning, the sun came out just in time for the 11th annual OH-Fest. Here, Gina Profetto, left, plants a tin full of whip cream in the face of Rachael Utegg, whose sorority, Alpha Omega Pi, was hosting “Pie a Pi” to raise money for juvenile arthritis. Locals and students alike filled downtown for the carnival, enjoying food, games, live music and vendors. The festivities continue tonight in Neahwa Park with headliner Kid Ink. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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