Residents Get Haunts and Meet Ghouls at Youth Fall Festival
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Recreational Aide Reginald Jackson played Dracula in the creepy haunted house attraction.
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City Employees Janet Palacio (left) and Markita Smith (right) are both excited about the return of the festival.
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City employees volunteered their time to bring the event to the community. From left: Alexandria Washingtion, Janet Palacio, Sarah Martinez, and Mitchell Quinonez.
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Vista del Lago High School volunteers (from left) Mariela Carpio, Bianca Mendoza, and Ilena Cordero sell popcorn for the evening.
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These spooky characters were a great addition to the Haunted House. From left: Hailey Setters and Elizabeth Matinez.
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Rachel Higareda was another scary character in the haunted house.
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Chris Cambee dressed as a clown, and was sure to scare anyone who walked through the haunted house’s dark mazes.
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Mom and vendor Miriam Antolin of Alessandro Storage came to support the city’s efforts to bring the festival to the community, promoting a safe and fun Halloween.
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Joshua Antolin shows off his painted face.
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Vista del Lago High School Volunteers Heidy Calvillo and Andres Toro helped out with the Drop Disk Game.
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The Flournoy family, including mom Stephanie and sons Raimone and Railonni, loved the festival, especially the haunted house, which Raimone went through three times.
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Mi’Jane Cain recovers after getting a spook in the haunted house attraction.
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