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Farmington man's 30-year pumpkin carving hobby becomes Halloween tradition

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FARMINGTON — For most people, Halloween means carving a pumpkin or two. But for Ken Klinker, it's a hobby he's spent the last 30 years turning into a much bigger tradition. Klinker fills his Farmington front yard with carved pumpkins, creating a display unlike the typical Halloween decorations.

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