Unusual scents and movements are retold by former UMF student Layne Nason.
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Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn
‘So you want to be a paranormal investigator?’ Eddita Felt’s got a book for that.
The Durham psychic medium is shoving off to write three ghostly books in near-solitude for the next year. But first, we quiz her about Halloween, spirits and her scariest experience ever.
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Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Halloween happenings
Haunted houses and Trunk or Treats provide alternatives to trick or treating this year.
Posted inNews
EEK SQUAD: Experts offer pretty neat tricks to help scare up kids’ treats
Some sweet, some healthful, these creepy creations from Mainers’ kitchens are frighteningly clever.
Posted inbPlus
Witches! Skeletons! Santa! Yes, Santa!
Yes, 2020’s a horror show, but at least there’s Halloween coming up and people around the Twin Cities determined to see that it safely, spookily, merrily goes on.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Graveyard tour puts a spotlight on Norway’s forefathers
Six tours will be held between Oct. 30 – 31 at the Rustfield Cemetery on Greenleaf Street in Norway.
Posted inMaine, News
Pandemic means trick-or-treating will be trickier this Halloween
State and local officials say the tradition of giving out candy carries a risk of spreading COVID-19, leading some people to look for creative alternatives to celebrate Halloween.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Mark LaFlamme
Street Talk: Trick or treat in the New Normal
On Halloween night, the rules are that there ain’t no rules. Except, you know. This year. This year, there are nothing BUT rules
Posted inNews
As virus concerns cancel Halloween celebrations, local families look to socially distanced trick-or-treating
Traditional trick-or-treating is considered “higher risk” by the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, but officials say there are ways to celebrate Halloween with only “moderate” risk, including one-way or socially distanced trick-or-treating where candy is left out or lined up for kids to pick up without touching anyone else.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Elks’ haunted house will scare without blood, guts and gore
The lodge will host a Halloween haunted house four nights this October.