Wayne County Historical Society to sponsor Community Kitchen Tour
Five private Wooster homes will open their doors, and their kitchens, to raise money for the Wayne County Historical Society.
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Several Wooster homes will open their doors to guests to show off their kitchens at the Community Kitchen Tour, sponsored by The Wayne County Historical Society, on June 9. (file photo)
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