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Hullabaloo organizer Tracie Martinetti at Five Kids Bakehouse in Gilbertsville. (Photo by Teresa Winchester)

Gilbertsville Gearing Up for Hullabaloo Number Two

By TERESA WINCHESTER
GILBERTSVILLE

The second annual Hullabaloo will take place on Sunday, July 28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Gilbertsville. The one-day event will be held almost exclusively outside this year, with vendors and activities stretching from Marion Avenue (State Route 51) to properties owned by the Village Improvement Society: Post Office Park, the Post Office and the Gilbert Block—all on Commercial Street.

Last year’s Hullabaloo organizer, Tracie Martinetti, is again heading up the event, assisted by Olde Stone House Emporium proprietor Kate Banta.

“I like doing it for the village. I like living here. It’s a really sweet place and it’s nice to inject some added life into it with the Hullabaloo. It’s good for local businesses, crafters and artists. It’s good for people to have something to do here on a summer Sunday,” said Martinetti.

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