Stanton and John Gregg Elementary schools are promoting reading, with each planning a literacy night. Stanton will hold a Halloween-themed activity entitled “Monster Mash,” from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

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orange Halloween version of itself. While I wait for this idea to catch on, Pipkin — a game concept currently collecting Kickstarter funding — takes care of Pokemon. The monster-catching RPG ...

WELL, IT IS HALLOWEEN AS YOU KNOW ... HE ALSO MAKES OTHER DINOSAUR AND MONSTER COSTUMES. HE SHARED SOME OF HIS PROCESS OF MAKING THE COSTUME ONLINE, AND JENNIFER SAYS THAT THIS IS SEVEN YEAR ...

Halloween decorations along N. Jackson Street in Ashton Heights in October 2023 (staff photo by Jay Wescott) Halloween is tomorrow (Thursday), and many varieties of spooky celebration are coming ...

Eggwash and put in the oven. When ready make the eyes with the food colouring. Halloween Coffins: Cut the puff pastry to create the shape of a coffin, 2 side needed for each coffin. Put the ...

a fun make-your-own edible monster house can easily be squeezed into the children’s Halloween schedule. It can also be a personal pre-Halloween activity that the little ones can enjoy on their own.

NEW YORK (PIX11) – No one does Halloween like New York City. PIX11’s Kirstin Cole has a preview of all the events and parades happening on Thursday. Copyright ...

The "Monster Mash" was more than just a graveyard smash — it was also banned in the U.K. for many years! Learn about the Halloween track's unexpected origins Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Every ...

Need a last-minute, no-muss no-fuss Halloween treat ... Biehl chose glazed doughnuts to create her little monsters, but said almost any doughnut would do. Finally, she simply presses plastic ...

Happy Halloween, pet moms and dads ... and he is adorably dressed as the Cookie Monster. His mom, Zoey Luna, saved him from a kill lot in September 2018. She is dressed to impress alongside ...

Manuel Vasquez, the man behind everything lurking on South 12th St. says he’s continued the 14-year-tradition because he wants the community to have something safe to do on Halloween night.