Thousands flock to Middletown Grange Fair

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Three kids from Yardley wowed the Middletown Grange Fair Thursday night with a jump rope routine that brought thunderous applause from the audience. Miles Borowsky, 11, Brandon Ferraro, 11, and Nathan Silverman, 12, jumped their way to first place out...