In some cultures, death is not an ending but a transition from one life to another. This weekend, you can celebrate Día de Muertos as a joyful honoring of your loved ones who have passed on through colorful altars, offerings, and traditions that welcome returning souls. The Town Crier has some tips.
Put on your favorite costume and step inside these homes in prime trick-or-treating neighborhoods. See more on our Properties page.
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Are you dressing up? Going to a party? Trick or treating with the kiddos? Whatever you’re doing tonight, be safe, have fun, and don’t eat too much candy! Except for Reese’s. You can never get enough Reese’s!
Halloween is less than a week away, and we still need to stock up on candy. We usually get the kinds we like best just in case there are any leftovers. What’s your favorite treat — or trick?
Did you know the average American will spend $108 on Halloween related activities this year alone, and 60% of parents will dip into their childrens’ trick-or-treating haul? Wallethub breaks down the facts and figures of costumes, candy, and pumpkins, complete with the world’s longest infographic.
