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Dancing through October: The Wickedly Fun Huntington Witches Parade – Photo Gallery

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HUNTINGTON — The Huntington Wee Bit Wicked Witches were up to some mischief on Friday, Oct. 9, as they held their eighth annual Witches Ball in Huntington. Vendors in the park offered a wide variety of food and items for purchase from local participants.

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