Meadow Valley residents met up with friends from Quincy as they were served up yummy, hot pancakes, real butter and a variety of syrups to sample. This is one of Meadow Valley Fire Department’s big fund-raising events. Unlike other events, there was no waiting in line. The tables were already set so guests could enjoy good food and friends.
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