Haunted Garage in Tiffany Woods back, bigger than ever in 2023
Northland family is keeping up a Halloween tradition in 2023 that will mean families in the Tiffany Woods will have a really special treat
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Northland family is keeping up a Halloween tradition in 2023 that will mean families in the Tiffany Woods will have a really special treat
Coats are on , but the candy wrappers are still off at these 2023 Halloween activities
The haunted garage is returning for the first time in two years
Families can celebrate Halloween this year amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Rochelle Walensky, MD, director of the CDC, said Sunday.
Trick-or-treating was not recommended last year. Some still chose to take their kids out, but a lot of families decided to find other ways to celebrate. If you remember, the Minnesota Department of Health was suggesting alternate ways to have fun like virtual costume contests and in-home scavenger hunts for candy. Fast forward a year and the holiday should look a lot different. The director of the CDC has weighed in on what kids and families can do and shouldn't do this year. Read her comments below.