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Several downtown businesses got into the fall spirit for the event
(By Patti Danner)
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Buskers Elizabeth Stahl and Landon Cox of Linton made themselves a few bucks in tips
(By Patti Danner)
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Rosanne Brooks, left, and Kathy Matthews take a breather at Carnegie Heritage and Arts Center
(By Patti Danner)
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A car doesn't have to be an antique to look cool
(By Patti Danner)
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Showing off what's under the hood
(By Patti Danner)
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They sure don't make them like they used to...
(By Patti Danner)
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A beauty from days gone by
(By Patti Danner)
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A classy ride for Bonnie and Clyde?
(By Patti Danner)
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...just talkin' about cars
(By Patti Danner)
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A detailed design on an old but still gorgeous Ford
(By Patti Danner)
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Sleek and silver
(By Patti Danner)
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LOOK at that interior!
(By Patti Danner)
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Vendors and civic groups filled Vincennes Street in the vendor marketplace
(By Patti Danner)
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Some fall decorations from Country Basket
(By Patti Danner)
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The Country Basket booth
(By Patti Danner)
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Knock, knock. Who's there? Boo. Boo who? Well, don't cry about it! Ba dum tsss....
(By Patti Danner)
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Listening to the smooth jazz stylings of Dirty Lace. Just kidding about the smooth jazz, this band rocks!
(By Patti Danner)
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Face painter Mikelle Hensley stayed busy all day long. Mostly making cat faces, but she loves it
(By Patti Danner)
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Bounce house? Corn box? Face painting? Street dominoes? Nah, let's play with these rocks :-)
(By Patti Danner)
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Glenburn's Val Pigg displays the work of Glenburn residents
(By Patti Danner)
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Residents of Glenburn Home's alzheimer's ward created various fall-themed works of art displayed at the event
(By Patti Danner)
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Street Jenga!
(By Patti Danner)
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There's more than corn on the streets of Indiana
(By Patti Danner)
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Landon Cox shows off for a few potential groupies
(By Patti Danner)
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Pastor Dan Kemp and volunteers from Olive Branch Baptist Church offered colorful daubers for creating art
(By Patti Danner)
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Ryan "Ryan the Lion" Davis of Silly Safari entertained the customarily large crowd of kids and adults at the Masonic Temple
(By Patti Danner)
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Davis taught the ASL sign language sign for each animal he presented
(By Patti Danner)
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Davis demonstrates the mechanics of an alligator's bite
(By Patti Danner)
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A young fan gets to know an ambitious alligator
(By Patti Danner)
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Davis made many amusing dairy puns as he presented this milk snake named Dean. How cheesy...
(By Patti Danner)
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Davis and six young friends sweep this giant python off of his.......er.....feet?
(Courtesy J. Wright)
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Chopped Junior organizer Krystal Wright helps a contestant with a resistant can of whipped cream
(By Patti Danner)
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Five-year-old Thomas Wring prepares a puddle of sauce for each slice of cheesecake to swim in
(By Patti Danner)
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Wring carefully tops each cheesecake slice with a dollop of whipped cream
(By Patti Danner)
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Wring carefully sprinkles spice onto his entry, pumpkin cheesecake
(By Patti Danner)
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Ellie Campbell of Linton with her winning entry, pumpkin cake
(By Patti Danner)
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Winner Reece Hawkins plates his entry, chocolate pumpkin bars
(By Patti Danner)
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Chopped Junior judges, from left, Leora Wright, Brooklyn Franklin and Lauren Jones
(By Patti Danner)
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Contestants prepared their pumpkin-themed entries at home and plated them in front of the judges
(By Patti Danner)
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Chopped Junior age groups were five and under, six and seven, eight and nine and 10 and up
(By Patti Danner)
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Each contestant brought their entry to the judging table be sampled by the judges
(By Patti Danner)
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Contestants were required to tell the judges the name of their entry and could share their method of making it
(By Patti Danner)
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Every contestant made a mouth-watering pumpkin treat
(By Patti Danner)
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Contestants were meticulous as they plated their creations
(By Patti Danner)
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Wring explains his culinary technique to the judging panel
(By Patti Danner)
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Even the leftovers looked amazing
(By Patti Danner)
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As Chopped Junior contestants waited for judging results, they worked off a little nervous energy
(By Patti Danner)
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At the Carnegie Heritage and Arts Center, homage was paid to its co-founder, the late Donna Kluesner of Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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Also at the Carnegie, a display heralding the work of Linton's Moonlight Films
(By Patti Danner)
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Moonlight Films latest work, "Maker of Monsters," premieres at the Tivoli Theatre in Spencer at 6 p.m. Oct. 21. Here, the costume and mask of the monster are displayed
(By Patti Danner)
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Chopped Junior contestants await the decisions of the judges
(By Patti Danner)
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Morgan Campbell's pumpkin-filled energy bites won first place in her age group
(By Patti Danner)
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Little sister Ellie Campbell placed first for her pumpkin cake
(By Patti Danner)
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A winning pair
(By Patti Danner)
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Reece Hawkins with his first-place winnings for his chocolate pumpkin bars
(By Patti Danner)
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Thomas Wring enjoys his win for his pumpkin cheesecake
(By Patti Danner)
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Winner of the event's scavenger hunt, Megan Russell of Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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Nick Long of Smokin' Long took the silver spatula of first place for Best Ribs and Best Pulled Pork
(By Patti Danner)
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Derek McKee receives his spatulas from Linton's Kathy Matthews
(By Patti Danner)
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McKee and his "Mind if I Smoke?" won two silver spatulas for Meat of Choice and People's Choice
(By Patti Danner)
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Fall Arts Festival Committee members Genie Bowers and Karen Kittle wave goodbye. Until next year, that is...
(By Patti Danner)