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New Orleans Hosts Halloween Parade, Haunted Attractions

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New Orleans Hosts Halloween Parade, Haunted Attractions

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New Orleans’ Krewe of BOO! parade offers a high-energy Halloween celebration, with riders paying substantial fees and dressing in elaborate horror costumes alongside local crowds and visitors. Psychotherapists say Halloween can provide a safe way to experience fear and recommend noticing and naming bodily reactions rather than suppressing emotions. For one parent, Halloween also brings back the terror of learning that her infant had spinal muscular atrophy, a diagnosis that reshaped the family’s life. In Rochester, seasonal activities include haunted-house and family events, while a separate guide highlights a Halloween-themed night at Busch Gardens Williamsburg featuring haunted houses, scare zones and live shows.

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Flagler Beach will deliver free Thanksgiving meals to city residents who order by Nov. 12, while a free community dinner in Nashua requires no registration. In Tuscaloosa, Chuck’s Fish will host a free Thanksgiving feast open to everyone, with contributions benefiting Habitat for Humanity.

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Community groups and Scouts are helping address food insecurity through local food drives in Wyoming, Alberta, New Hampshire and South Dakota, collecting pantry staples and household essentials for food banks and families in need. In Rock Springs, an Eagle Scout-led project also added a protected community-garden plot, contributing to a harvest of about 346 pounds of vegetables across the church’s gardens.

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Indigenous fashion show and holiday craft fairs set for November

Several communities are hosting fall and holiday markets featuring local makers, including an Indigenous fashion show and artisan market in downtown Dayton on Nov. 6, craft fairs in Wolcott and Temple on Nov. 7, and a free holiday market in Spring Green on Nov. 14. The events offer handmade goods, food and entertainment, with proceeds or shopping supporting regional artists and community groups.

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