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Chili, costumes and fire safety bring Ferron together

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FERRON – Ferron held its Safety and Emergency Preparedness Fair on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the fire station, following a week of fire safety activities at Ferron Elementary School. The fair drew a great turnout from the community, with families enjoying a chili cookoff, trunk-or-treat and informational booths focused on safety and emergency preparedness.

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