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Butler's night markets kick off summer season – Butler Eagle - Vimarsana News

Butler's night markets kick off summer season – Butler Eagle

The First Foodie Friday of the year kicked off May 17 in downtown Butler beneath scattered showers and an overcast sky, with the first Moon Market of the season bringing in artisans and local vendors ...

Trunks raided and candy taken in Sutherlin for Halloween event - Vimarsana News

Trunks raided and candy taken in Sutherlin for Halloween event

SUTHERLIN — Ghosts, dinosaurs, cows, cookie monsters, Wednesday Addams, Barbies, Jack and Sally Skellingtons and Spongebobs invaded Central Avenue on Saturday afternoon in Sutherlin with one communal goal in mind

Check out these Halloween events in Las Cruces, from haunted houses to the annual Zombie Walk - Vimarsana News

Check out these Halloween events in Las Cruces, from haunted houses to the annual Zombie Walk

Halloween is approaching and Las Crucens are ready to celebrate the spooky holiday with haunted houses, trick-or-treating and lots of candy.

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Witches 'cackle' through Ligonier during annual bike brigade fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Witches 'cackle' through Ligonier during annual bike brigade fundraiser

Carla Arnone and her fellow witches could be spotted bicycling around downtown Ligonier on Sunday — cackling as they went. The Ligonier Witches Bike Brigade began in 2016 with 70 people, and now, Arnone, 53, of Ligonier, said it’s grown to more than 1,100 registered participants, with as many as

Witch Walk expected to work its magic downtown - Vimarsana News

Witch Walk expected to work its magic downtown

Fire will burn and cauldrons will bubble in downtown Meadville this evening, to borrow the language of the witches who open William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” but most of the toil and