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Press-Republican > Five-year-old Trent Trahan of Chazy browses through a sheet of stickers as he decorates a Halloween craft at the Spooktacular Celebration at The Station Cafe in Chazy. Children were treated to free face painting, special Halloween arts and crafts and festive snacks at the family friendly event.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Press-Republican > Kathryn Shoemaker ducks from the media after an appearance Thursday in Plattsburgh Town Court. She is charged with the murder of Ravin Miller.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Press-Republican > Dressed as a soldier from the Battle of Plattsburgh, Keith Herkalo pretends to blow taps during the fifth-annual Haunted Haunts Tour, hosted by the Battle of Plattsburgh Association. The tour, narrated by Gordie Little, delighted guests with ghost stories and re-enactments from some of Plattsburgh's most historic sites.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Press-Republican > Anna Burl has decorated her home at 199 Bradford Road in the Town of Plattsburgh for Halloween for more than 20 years. Every year, she adds to her collection of decorations. This year, a new hearse and driver, made by her son Timothy Burl of Peru, is featured. Starting in the second week of October, all the handmade decorations come out of crates and into the yard. "I do it for the kids," Burl said. Check out area Halloween events in today's Community Calendar, Page A8.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Press-Republican > Richard Potiker has opened Northern New York Driving Academy at 823 Mason St. in Morrisonville for drivers of cars, boats, motorcycles and ATVs including teens, adults and seniors. Instruction can be given in French or English. He can help nervous drivers or teach new drivers the skills necessary to pass the Department of Motor Vehicles road test and show them how to become safe, educated operators in all weather conditions. Services include in-car lessons by the hour; packages of 10, 20 or 30 hours; the five-hour pre-license course; point-reduction classes; and NYSP six-hour driver-improvement courses. For more information, call 562-8675 or visit www.nnyda.com.(P-R Photo/Bruce Rowland)

Press-Republican > Josh Spiro applies his zombie makeup as Bradley Schaeffer shows his alien costume in their Plattsburgh apartment. Spiro and Schaeffer spent less than $20 on their Halloween outfits.(P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

Press-Republican > Beekmantown's Malo Valerian (21) protects the ball from Saranac Lake defender Wyatt Daviau in Section VII Class B soccer playoff game Thursday in Beekmantown. Beekmantown won 5-1 with Valerian getting a goal.(P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

Press-Republican > American Legion Post 20 Auxiliary member and chef Cindy Bapp laddles meat sauce onto a plate of spaghetti at the third-annual spaghetti dinner for Nexus in Plattsburgh. Bapp coordinated the fundraiser's meal, raffles and music to benefit the autism program on the Plattsburgh State campus.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Press-Republican > More than 100 people dressed as corpses to march through Plattsburgh during the Crafty Geek Brigade's Zombie Walk. The "living dead" began their walk at the Samuel de Champlain Monument in downtown Plattsburgh and headed toward Plattsburgh State. On the campus, they held a small performance before continuing their parade on Broad Street.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Five-year-old Trent Trahan of Chazy browses through a sheet of stickers as he decorates a Halloween craft at the Spooktacular Celebration at The Station Cafe in Chazy. Children were treated to free face painting, special Halloween arts and crafts and festive snacks at the family friendly event.

(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

> Five-year-old Trent Trahan of Chazy browses through a sheet of stickers as he decorates a Halloween craft at the Spooktacular Celebration at The Station Cafe in Chazy. Children were treated to free face painting, special Halloween arts and crafts and festive snacks at the family friendly event.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Five-year-old Trent Trahan of Chazy browses through a sheet of stickers as he decorates a Halloween craft at the Spooktacular Celebration at The Station Cafe in Chazy. Children were treated to free face painting, special Halloween arts and crafts and festive snacks at the family friendly event.

(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

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