halloween

Are you gearing up for Halloween? You're probably shopping for decorations. How about some allegedly haunted dolls?

Experience a hair-raising tour underground, walking through forbidden New York caves with only a lantern to guide the way....if you dare.

Fall is right around the corner which means it is almost spooky season.

A trail of thousands of illuminated hand-carved pumpkins, all set to music, is a must-see in New York this fall. The annual Great Jack-o-Lantern Blaze is the biggest, most electrifying fall event and it's back for 2021, lighting up two magical locations, Stroll through an 18th-century landscape and discover a breathtaking display of more than 7,000 jack o’ lanterns, with synchronized lighting and

With the Pandemic still weighing heavy on the Halloween holiday the local American Red Cross chapter is offering safer alternative to Trick-or-Treating.

Local filmmaker and Sauquoit resident Bill Loomis is seeing an uptick in the popularity of his independent film released back in 2007.

While the COVID-19 pandemic is sure to put the wraps on many Halloween parties, trick-or-treating and Halloween decorating are in full-swing, and that includes carving pumpkins. Just how long has carving pumpkins been popular and where did it come from? And what about trick-or-treating for candy?

The businesses that are good to go are considered to be 'Low Risk Outdoor Arts & Entertainment' ventures.

A New York town is changing its name to "Hauntington" for Halloween at the urging of a 7-year-old resident.

Motorists are reminded to be cautious as children make the trick-or-treating rounds and may be darting across streets.