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Hotel Vernal Haunt to end after Halloween

By KSL · October 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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Halloween night is always important for haunted attractions, but this year it will mean far more to the volunteers who run the Hotel Vernal Haunt. It will represent the final night of operation after eight successful seasons at the 120 E. Main St. location.

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