This lovely couple shared a cold mug in the Midway beer tent.
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On creative vendor used this puppet show to attract customers at last year’s Fair.
Maybe you had a few beers on the midway, but you really did see this pink elephant guarding the Grange stand’s smoker.
This State Parks display exhibits the latest in campgrounds shelters.
Nursing piglets are a perennial favorite of livestock fans at the new York State Fair.
I-690 wasn’t the only road that tested drivers at the Fair. Wade’s bumper cars were just as tough.
Broadway debuted in 2016 as a straight and smooth route for the Fair’s parade.
The Youth Building is a great place to pick up chicks, as many kids discover every year.
With opening day of the 2017 New York State Fair less than 26 weeks away, brace yourself for the sprint to get ready. The improvements announced recently will require a lot of work, beginning as soon as spring weather breaks out.
The plan to install a gondola-type lift to allow patrons to soar from the upper parking areas into the grounds is getting the most attention. 
But if you are still steaming over the traffic mess that occurred several times last year, the sky ride isn’t the solution. It doesn’t move enough people per hour to make a big difference.
That’s not to say that there hasn’t been a plan announced to improve the situation for those driving in for a day at the Fair. The real good news is the plan to pave the orange lot. Not only will it eliminate the twin demons of mud holes and dust clouds, we’re told it will be lined to allow for maximum capacity. Plus the loss of several hundred parking space in wet weather a due to ponding in the lot will be a bad memory.
The best way to reduce congestion on the highways is to get cars into lots as quickly as possible and a newly-paved lot with defined spaces will help immensely.
It’s not enough to solve all of the traffic problems, but it’s a start.
Peter Noone’s charisma and the memories evoked by those classic oldies have made Herman’s Hermits a crowd favorite.