If you didn't make it to the Children's Fair this weekend, you really missed out. Everything a kid might find interesting was there. Fire trucks, tow trucks, the Highway Patrol, the Forest Service, even a huge pile of snow. There were pony rides and karate demonstrations, food, music and more. Plumas Children's Council did a bang up job with special kudos to the Chair of the event; Lucia Biunno. She will tell you that she had lots of help, and she did, but for her first time out, we are all very proud of her.
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John SteffanicJohn is the CEO of the Plumas Sierra County Fair. He lives in Portola and has been coming to the Fair in Quincy since he was a young boy. Chipper has allowed his name to be used in the title of this blog, but the viewpoints are all John's. Archives
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