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Johnstown parade ushers in the holidays

A dry, starless night contributed to a robust crowd for the seventh annual Classic Image Johnstown Holiday Parade on Friday.

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It's a scream!

It's haunted house and hayride season. Posted on October 25, 2009.

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Jackie Young sets up a scarecrow for Riverview Orchard's Hayride of the Undead.

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Christopher Ronca digs graves for Riverview Orchard's Hayride of the Undead.

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Students gather together props for the Jonesville Fire Department haunted house.

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Shenendehowa High School Key Club students black out windows in the Jonesville Fire Department's haunted house.

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Two students take a look at masks for the Jonesville Fire Department's haunted house.

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Jigsaw, of the "Saw" movie franchise, and a deranged clown will be part of the cast of characters in Riverview Orchards' Hayride of the Undead.

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Tombstones line the path at last year's Operation Adopt a Soldier Harvest haunted hayride.

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An actor at last year's Operation Adopt a Soldier Harvest haunted hayride beheads an innocent victim, while another unsavory character looks on.

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One of the odder characters in Operation Adopt a Soldier's Harvest hayride poses for a photo at last year's event. "One guy came and dressed up like a gorilla, so we figured it would be good for him come out in the cornfield," said Cliff Sequin, founder of Operation Adopt a Soldier.

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