10th Annual Dallas Harvest Festival | Sunday, September 16, 2012
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Congratulations to the 2011 Harvest Fest Winners! Print E-mail

Good Gourd Contest

Sponsored by Beccaina's Cafe and Catering

Ages 4-7     1st- Zakary Waslick  
Ages 8-10   1st- Caleb Waslick   
Ages 11-15  1st-Madison Ziemba  
                     2nd-Michael Sabolka
                     3rd-Bethany Fiorello 
                     Honorable Mention-Gianna Musto
Ages 16+     1st- Rebecca Janerich 
                     2nd-Derek Peters 
                     3rd-Johnny Burrows 
                     Honorable Mention- Sherrie Waslick

Flower Display Contest

Sponsored by the Back Mountain Business Association

1st place- Earth and Wears
2nd place-Leggio's (Dallas)
3rd place- Beccana's Cafe & Catering
 
Our Volunteers - Our Best Resource Print E-mail
These are some of the unseen heros of Dallas Harvest Festival 2011 so we wanted to bring them to your attention:

Nancy Brown, John Bunney & the Shavertown United Methodist Church, Kevin Carty, Citizens Bank, Conrad Electric, Dallas Fire Department, Dallas Hardware, The Dallas Post, Dallas Baptist Church, Dallas School District,  Drs. Nahas & Donahue, Nancy Eckert, Emanuel Bus Line, Fino's Pharmacy, Gate of Heaven Altar & Rosary Society, The Rev Roger Griffith, GEM Therapeutics, George M. Dallas Lodge, Hilbert's Equipment, Jean Kolojejchick, Luzerne County Fair, Marge Bart & Rocco Rooter, Louise Mattas, Misericordia University, Mountain Productions, Northeast Youth Theatre Company, Resource Media, Order of the Eastern Star, Steve Perillo, RN Fitch & Sons, Jennifer Rogers, Lou Spaciano, Claudia Stevens, Jackie Soper, Carol Sweeney, St. Therese's Roman Catholic Church, The Field House, District Justice James Tupper, Twin Stacks Center.
 
Festival in Fast Forward Print E-mail
Enjoy a rare vantage point on Main Street, Dallas, when the traffic stops, the tents go up and the fun begins at the 2009 Dallas Harvest Festival. Shot by Dallas High School students Ryan Hogan and Drew Schaub, this video captures nearly 12 hours of set-up, shopping, eating, strolling, and teardown from a homeowner's second-story window.