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Welcome to The Quad. I’m Michael Russo, The Breeze’s executive editor, and we’re glad you’re here. There’s no time like the present, so let’s get into this week’s highlights:
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Welcome to The Quad. I’m Michael Russo, The Breeze’s executive editor, and we’re glad you’re here. There’s no time like the present, so let’s get into this week’s highlights:
As Halloween quickly approaches, downtown Harrisonburg celebrated with Skeleton Fest. The event attracted nearly 8,000 people and had many events including costume contests, trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting contests and more.
A Calhoun County community embraces local folklore, offering dark tourism and sparking economic growth.
For the retail world, COVID-19 made Halloween a spooky ordeal. But what used to be a lack of demand a year ago, has now become a lack of supply.
Someone has apparently taken the head off of the skeleton display that stands in front of the Burnham & Flower Insurance Group building on the Kalamazoo Mall. The Kalamazoo State Theatre's Bob Marley Skeleton had his skull and microphone stolen recently as well.