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From Childhood Memories to New Traditions, Wildcats Embrace Halloween

By The Signpost · October 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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As Halloween approaches, the Ogden area offers a range of seasonal activities like Green Acres pumpkin patch and haunted attractions such as Haunted Hollow. Beyond local events, Weber State University students have their own ways of celebrating the season, from family traditions and favorite movies to dressing up and experiences shaped by growing up in different places.

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