Record Numbers of Trick or Treaters Visit the Haunted Depot

More than 750 costumed kids and adults visited the Orange Train Depot as again the historic 1902 building was invaded by scary ghosts and goblins Oct. 30 and Saturday, Oct. 31, 6-9 p.m at 1210 Green Ave. Organized by the Friends of the Orange Depot, in cooperation with drama students from WO-Stark High School, this annual event is gaining popularity each year. The theater students, led by their Director of Theater Arts, Bridget Palmer, executed the transformation of the Depot into a scary, haunted house, producing screams from participants brave enough to enter. The students designed their costumes and makeup, showing their talent and creativity. Working on the event were the following volunteers from the depot organization: Rose Simar, President Stephen Speck, George Bohn, Laura Dougharty, Jeanette Moore, Kacey Stiles, Olena Cezar-Fisher, and Pat and Billy Fisette. Simar commented that the students were already talking about returning next year.

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