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Chris took in some youth soccer in Dedham today. One coach had his team wear costumes.
PlunkettPrime stayed well clear of the ravenous dinosaur out for a bite in Brighton Center.
Joshua Miller spotted this woman on the T yesterday.
Eileen Muphy spotted some costumes in South Boston: Read more.
WBUR interviews the person behind the Newton Haunted House - a Northeastern psychology professor who studies emotions.
A concerned citizen is goblinsmacked over this Halloween decoration at High and School streets in Charlestown:
Halloween decorations completely blocking the sidewalk.
V took in the pumpkin festival on the Lawn on D in South Boston tonight.
Ecco Pierce carved the visage with his "super handy assistant," Ted Lynch. Pierce reports this year's event was amazingly larger than last year's - he reports people waited in line for three hours for a pumpkin to carve for the flaming pumpkin wall, which V videoed: Read more.
Annabelle Blake spotted this fine specimen this morning on Tremont Street between W. Concord and Worcester:
Lovely Ritah Meetah Maid... Buuuuuuuurp.
Just in time for Halloween, Salem has enacted a partial ban on bullhorns on one key downtown street, following a confrontation between a street preacher and Nosferatu.
Patty Neal reports her local Stop & Shop now has Halloween candy on the shelves.
A big frog led a parade around the Frog Pond today during the city's Halloween pumpkin festival, which featured floating pumpkins, giant bubbles, kettle corn and a chance to go down a slide while dressed as a princess.
And Tom Menino was there, making his last Halloween appearance on the Common as mayor. He moved slowly through a dense knot of people as parents brought their kids up to meet him. He greeted and posed with every one of them:
Liam Sullivan warns arachnophobes to stay away from this house in Davis Square.
Earlier:
And let's not forget the giant spider of Fort Point.
Roving photographer DGA reports some Fort Point yarnbombers (spiderweb bombers?) have outfitted the rickety and long closed stairs at A Street up to Summer Street for the upcoming holiday. At least, we hope that's what happened; we'd hate to think of the spider that would have made those webs.