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Monday, June 22, 2009 11:43 AM

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Rain pours down Saturday afternoon around Antonio Trimble, 10, left, and his brother, Blake Trimble, 8, center left, as the two play a carnival game. Gary Hoopes, seated, and John Vinsonhaler look on during Jayhawker Days in Williamsburg. The three-day event included a parade, street dance and carnival.

Boosters call Jayhawker Days a success

By BRIAN WILLIAMS, Herald Staff Writer

Jayhawker Days
Photo by Elliot J. Sutherland/The Ottawa Herald
Stacey Robinson, with Robinson Carving Co., uses a chainsaw Saturday afternoon to carve a jayhawk from a solid piece of wood during Jayhawker Days in Williamsburg. Robinson made several wood sculptures throughout the day.
WILLIAMSBURG — A little rain never hurt anyone.

Intermittent Saturday showers may have made Jayhawker Days damper than usual, but it didn’t drown out the annual festival.

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