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Oct 9, 2023, 12:20 PM

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Wheatley Farms began its fall celebration with the start of its Fall For All Harvest Festival.

The Brookville-based festival included pony rides, mask making and pumpkin decorating. The festival also unveiled its sensory activities for children and young adults.

"It’s great to have people meet each other and have a good time,” said volunteer Brian Chun.

The festival runs until 4 p.m.