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Carolyn Small | Apple Pie Judging Contest

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Carolyn Small | Apple Pie Judging Contest
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Matt speaks with Carolyn Small, Superintendent of Cumberland Fair Exhibition Hall, about Today’s Apple Pie Judging Contest at The Cumberland Fair.

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