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An estimated 60,000 people will be heading to Unity this weekend. The Common Ground Country Fair kicks off on Friday.
There's lots of organic food from here in Maine and a lot of fun events.
The fair is September 21-23 off of Route 139 in Unity. Gates open each morning at 9:00.
Tickets are $10 for adults. Kids under 12 get in for free.
Click this link to find out more, including a schedule of events.
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