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"We had about four or five on the grounds, even before the fair started. So there were a number of workers who overdosed."

In sweltering heat Monday, the names of fallen officers were read during Law Enforcement Day at the Fair.

"I think we’re having a good fair, it could be a little busier, but we’re having a good time, and we’re going to be okay."

“(We need) a person that's going to make a change. I don't care what their sex is. If you have a heart to serve the people, and that's what you do, I'm for you."

"He super-glued his seat belt shut and drove his car into the Mohawk River....I lost my son because he missed a 20-dollar Medicaid payment."

"You can transmit to other people. The odds are you're going to do fine if you're vaccinated and infected, but the person you infect may not do fine."

The fair reserves its right to pivot, if increasing numbers force new regulations to avoid spread of the coronavirus.

“The fair will be open, mark it on your calendar, start to plan to buy tickets and vendors start to get ready."

"They get out of the house, they get to see something unique. Hopefully, they're just inspired and see some nice artwork, something different."

"We had a great fair planned, a really great fair. Great music. Changing things up again programmatically, we were doing everything we could to keep drawing numbers."