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Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians

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Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians — Great Neck Schools news

Hicksville’s 23rd annual street fair took place Saturday, Oct. 24, where free ice cream was handed out to kids, money was raised for the chamber of commerce and residents tasted local food and heard speeches made by local politicians. [caption id="attachment_377851" align="alignnone" width="700"] Members of the Hicksville Chamber of Commerce stand with Tom Suozzi (center) during the street fair. (Provided by Charles Razenson)[/caption] Charles Razenson, chamber president, said that as election season comes closer, local politicians are more likely to be seen during local events. He said the fair was more fun with the politicians there and said he was excited for sunshine and clear skies after inclement weather pushed the fair’s initial date back from September. [caption id="attachment_377852" align="alignnone" width="700"] Students from Champions Martial Arts performed during the street fair. (Provided by Charles Razenson)[/caption] “There were rides there for kids, and it

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