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Oneonta sisters Nora and Evie Sander, run through an obstacle course outside the Huntington Memorial Library this afternoon as part of Fabulous Fridays. The event was moved from downtown to the lawn of the library as a change of pace, and featured children's crafts, hula hooping, live singing and dancing and a magic show. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Oneonta sisters Nora and Evie Sander, run through an obstacle course outside Oneonta’s Huntington Memorial Library this afternoon as part of today’s Fabulous Friday. The event was moved from Muller Plaza to the lawn of the Huntington Memorial Library as a change of pace, and featured children’s crafts, hula hooping, a magic show and live singing and dancing. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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