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Music at the farmers market

Three-year-old Huck Margiotta and his sister, 2-year-old Vivian Margiotta, both from Claremont, grab maracas and play along with Alan Davis as they perform to raise money for the Prison Library Project at the Claremont Farmers Market Sunday. Davis and his wife graduated from La Verne in 1973. The money that they earn from tips at their booth goes towards postage to send various books to prisoners. / photo by Katie Pyne
Three-year-old Huck Margiotta and his sister, 2-year-old Vivian Margiotta, both from Claremont, grab maracas and play along with Alan Davis as they perform to raise money for the Prison Library Project at the Claremont Farmers Market Sunday. Davis and his wife graduated from La Verne in 1973. The money that they earn from tips at their booth goes towards postage to send various books to prisoners. / photo by Katie Pyne
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