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Ride accident reported at Manatee County Fair

Ride accident reported at Manatee County Fair Manatee County Fair Ride Accident By ABC7 Staff | January 20, 2021 at 11:08 AM EST - Updated January 20 at 11:19 AM SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Marylola Hepp slipped out of the Ring-of-Fire at the Manatee County Fair, now she’s warning others about the potential dangers of carnival rides. Hepp was attending the fair with her nephew last Saturday. She said while on the gravity disk called the Ring-of-Fire, that spins guests in a vertical circle, she fell out of her seat at the top of the ride and hit the plexiglass roof of her cart. “We are under the impression that when we go on these rides, everything is inspected and everything is good,” Hepp said. “I couldn’t even tell you all that I was screaming.”

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Bradenton s Crissy Conradi feeds a giraffe at the fair.Buy this Photo Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021 | Lakewood Ranch High School sophomore Ryann Hilyer and junior Madison Hartwig prepare for the steer sale at the Manatee County Fair. I m excited to see what sale brings and how everyone does, Hartwig says.Buy this Photo Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021 | Camryn Shear, a seventh grade Carlos E. Haile Middle School student and a Future Farmers of America member, shows the school s chapter steer, Titan, at the fair. Titan went for $5 per pound at the sale.Buy this Photo Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021 | Gus, a camel brought by Rye Road Giraffes to the Manatee County Fair, eats during the educational show.Buy this Photo

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Top 5 Things to Do this Weekend in Sarasota-Manatee: Jan 15-17

Top 5 Things to Do this Weekend in Sarasota-Manatee: Jan. 15-17 Fun, outdoor events taking place Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Sarasota, Bradenton and North Port. 1. Manatee County Fair The Manatee County Fair has been one of the area’s biggest attractions for over a century, with this year’s event featuring another family-friendly lineup of fun activities including thrill rides, shows and everyone’s favorite decadent foods. Also, new fair manager and Manatee County native Danny Alphonso says modifications have been made in all areas to help limit the spread of the coronavirus. Today-Jan. 24; Manatee County Fairgrounds, 1402 14th Ave. W., Palmetto; $6-$10 admission (see website for specials) plus $10 for parking; 941-722-1639; manateecountyfair.com

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