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The survey asks stakeholders if they would “continue to support the fair” if relocated to each location.
“They’re more areas that we’re looking at than anything necessarily specific, to kind of get an idea east of (Interstate) 75 and west of 75 if people would support us if we looked at these locations,” said Greg Wallace, the fair’s executive director. “We just wanted to see a sense of the fair’s supporters and what they wanted.”
The new sites come as locations in Vandalia and Huber Heights fell through in recent weeks.
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