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KENT—The St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish, of which Sacred Heart is part, is seeking donations of baked goods to be sold at a table at the Saturday, Aug. 3, Sharon on the Green Arts and Crafts Fair. Items may be brought to the parish table that Saturday morning or be delivered to the parish office at 90 Cobble Road in Kent Friday morning, Aug. 2, before noon.

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