The Riverhead Business Improvement District hosted its annual “weekend of fun and frights” as part of its Halloween Fest celebration this weekend. READ
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The Riverhead Business Improvement District has scheduled “a weekend of fun and frights” as part of its annual Halloween Fest celebration, which includes the return of the coffin races next weekend. READ
The coffin race is back!
A group of volunteers led by Kevin Zaneski of Aquebogue has agreed to run the race in this year’s Halloween Festival organized by the Riverhead Business Improvement District. READ
Children’s screams were audible from down the block from the trick-or-treaters who dared to enter the Fishel Fright Fest on Halloween night. (more…)
Due to the forecast of heavy rains and winds Saturday, paired with high tides and potential river flooding, the Riverhead Business Improvement District Management Association has made changes to the schedule for the planned Halloween Fest this weekend, according to Diane Tucci, the executive director for the BIDMA.
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With rain in the forecast Sunday, the new coffin races that are part of the Halloween Festival have been moved up a day. READ
Halloween is just beginning for soldiers deployed overseas thanks to the effort of students at Pulaski Street Elementary School.
The fifth- and sixth-grade classes combined to collect 692.4 pounds of candy during the third annual “Candy for the Troops” competition READ
Of all the ghosts and ghouls roaming around Halloween night, the ones having the most fun may have been trick-or-treating through the haunted hallways of Riverhead High School.