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Helper Hogwarts brings a night of magic to Main Street

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HELPER – Witches, wizards and other magical characters took over downtown Helper Friday evening as crowds flooded Main Street for a evening of Harry Potter-themed fun at the 5th annual Helper Hogwarts. The Oct. 2 event brought a big crowd to Main Street, where Hogwarts robes, pointed hats and plenty of creative costumes could be spotted throughout the evening.

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