Steve Wilson is news editor for The Goshen News. 'It's just a great way of engaging with the community to show we have a thriving downtown.' 'It's the best traffic of the month,' Saner said, adding that they often have local authors have book signings in the store during First Fridays due to the increased foot traffic, with three authors there Friday during this month's event. Kristin Saner is one of the five co-owners of Fables Books, which was not only open for business on Main Street during the event, but in fact opened only on First Fridays three years ago when the store first opened. In addition, Goshen Health sponsored a tent, in the 100 block of East Washington Street, with private areas for nursing mothers, changing tables, and complimentary diapers and wipes.

Other businesses and groups that had a presence at the event included The Villages, Sam and Mary Rulli's Pizza, the Wiener Shack, All Over Creations, Camp Carnage and Goshen Moose and many others, as well as a number of local candidates for public office. Gig’s polarizing character is certainly interesting and he’s the most memorable part of the game. Players travel the world and attempt to quell the carnage of the World Eaters all while Gig loudly announces his diabolical machinations to the player. 'We're trying to get the word out that we have a new assisted living community in Goshen,' said Angela Wentz, director of marketing and sales for Green Oaks Goshen, who had a booth set up on Main Street, near the Goshen Theater, adding that they were at the event to celebrate the 'Seven Dimensions of Wellness.' While the story is appropriately bleak, it isn’t particularly thorough or engaging. Some vendors tried to combine fun with a bit of business.

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