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Fall Foliage Train Rides in Titusville: Dates, Prices & Halloween Trip

by David Harrison – Chief Editor October 5, 2025
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Fall ‍Foliage ⁢Train Rides Begin This Weekend in Titusville

TITUSVILLE, PA⁣ – scenic train rides through Oil Creek ‌State Park showcasing Pennsylvania‘s fall foliage are set to ‍begin this weekend,⁢ offering passengers a unique⁣ vantage ⁣point to experience the changing ‌leaves. The Oil Creek and Titusville​ Railroad is hosting ⁢Fall Foliage rides beginning ⁢Saturday, Oct. 5, ‍and ‌continuing‍ on select ‍dates through Oct. 20, alongside a special ‍Halloween-themed train ride on ⁤Oct. 25.

The railroad provides a relaxing, three-hour journey ⁣through the heart ‍of the park, allowing riders to enjoy the vibrant autumn colors. ⁢Coach tickets are available at​ varying prices depending on age: $20 ⁣for adults, $18 for seniors ages⁤ 60 ⁤and ⁢older, and $14 for children ages 2-12. Children ⁢two and‌ under ride free. A separate Halloween Train ride will depart on Oct.25, with tickets priced at $27 for adults, $25 for seniors, and⁢ $21 for​ children ‌ages 1-12, with those under ‍one riding free.

The Fall Foliage rides will‌ operate on multiple dates: Oct. 5, 6, 12, ⁣13, 19, and 20, all departing at ‍11 a.m. Passengers​ are ⁢requested to arrive⁣ one hour ​prior ‌to departure.‌ The Halloween Train departs on ⁢Oct. 25 at 11 a.m., also‌ requiring a one-hour advance⁢ arrival.

The Halloween Train promises a family-friendly ‍atmosphere ‍with treat bags for children⁤ ages 12⁤ and under, and riders are encouraged to⁣ wear⁤ costumes,⁣ though they are not⁤ required.⁣ Both⁤ ride options are exclusively available in ⁤coach seating.

Tickets can be purchased by⁣ calling the ‌station,visiting in person,or by submitting a reservation⁣ form‍ via email or fax through the railroad’s website: https://octrr.org/special-events-tours/fall-foliage-rides/. Online ticket purchases ⁢are not ​available, and all⁤ tickets are non-refundable.⁢ Group​ rates are available‌ for ‍parties of 20 or more; interested parties should call 814-676-1733 for⁣ details. The office is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

For further information, contact Nicholas sorensen at Nsorensen@gannett.com.

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Halloween Movie Screenings: Free Brews & Boos at Athentic Brewing

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor September 29, 2025
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Authentic Brewing Company Announces Free ​Halloween Movie Nights:‌ ‘Brews and Boos‘

Athens, GA -⁣ September‌ 29, 2025 – As‍ pumpkin spice takes over and the​ leaves begin to turn, there’s no better‍ way to embrace the spirit of fall and ‍Halloween⁢ than wiht a classic scary movie. And ​while some ​older horror flicks might ⁢seem⁤ a little less frightening by today’s standards, the⁤ shared experience of a good spook is best enjoyed with a crowd.⁤

Luckily, Authentic Brewing Company ​is providing the perfect atmosphere for just ⁣that. Throughout October, the brewery at 108 Park Ave. will host free “brews and ​Boos” double⁤ feature screenings⁤ every Wednesday evening from 5:30⁤ p.m. to⁢ 10 p.m. Each week will feature a different theme, promising a‌ diverse lineup of ‌frights for every horror fan.

Here’s the schedule for “Brews and‌ Boos”:

* October 1: Sci-Fi Night -⁤ Prepare for⁤ unrelenting suspense with ⁤”Predator”⁣ (1987, ⁢Rated R) and “Alien” (1979, ‌Rated R). These ‍films represent‍ a thrilling evolution ⁢in post-“Star Wars” special effects, delivering both graphic ‌action and psychological chills.
*‍ October 8: Vampire Night – Sink your ⁢teeth into a double dose of 80s vampire thrills with ⁤”The⁢ lost Boys” (1987, Rated‌ R) and⁤ “Fright Night” (1985, Rated‌ R). Both films center​ on teenagers battling supernatural forces, a⁤ hallmark ⁢of the decade’s horror‍ scene.
* October 15: Slashers – Witness the birth of two iconic franchises with a night dedicated ‌to slasher classics:⁣ “A​ Nightmare on Elm‍ Street” ⁤(1984,Rated‍ R) ⁢and “Scream” (1996,Rated R),both masterfully directed by⁤ Wes craven.
* October 22: Ghosts – ​ Get ready for spectral scares with ⁤”Poltergeist” (1982, Rated PG)⁢ and​ “Ghostbusters”⁢ (1984, Rated PG). ‍These films pushed the ‌boundaries of what was considered acceptable for a PG rating,delivering genuinely frightening moments.
* October ⁢29: Monsters – ⁢No Halloween season ​is complete without the classics. Authentic Brewing Company⁢ will close⁤ out ‌the series with‌ “The Wolf Man” (1941,Not⁣ Rated) and “Dracula” (1931,Not​ Rated) – timeless black-and-white masterpieces ⁢from Universal studios.

Authentic Brewing‍ Company’s “Brews and Boos” series offers‌ a fantastic, ⁣free way to ‍celebrate Halloween and ‍enjoy some beloved horror films with the ‌community. Don’t miss ⁣out!


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Marco Island’s First Old World Christmas Bazaar Offers Holiday Magic

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 16, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Marco Island to Host First Old World Christmas Bazaar, Plus Local Event Highlights

Marco Island, FL – November 21, 2024 – A touch ‍of European holiday magic⁢ is coming to Southwest Florida this⁤ weekend.Marco Island will host its inaugural Old World Christmas Bazaar Market, offering⁤ a unique and immersive ​shopping experience for residents and visitors alike. ​The event, a collaboration between Our⁤ Daily Bread and the Marco Island center for the Arts, will take place at​ Veteran’s Park on Saturday, November 29th (10 a.m. – 5⁢ p.m.) and Sunday, November 30th ⁣(10 a.m. – 4 p.m.).

Inspired by the conventional Christmas markets found ‌throughout Europe, the bazaar promises a​ charming holiday village atmosphere. Attendees can expect a⁣ curated ‍selection of handcrafted ⁣gifts,⁤ seasonal treats, and heartwarming experiences. Artisan ⁤vendors will showcase handmade jewelry, home décor, and other festive crafts. Live holiday‍ music⁢ and children’s activities will further⁢ enhance the celebratory mood.

“Modeled after ‍the traditional European⁣ Christmas markets, this event will transport ⁣attendees into a charming holiday village brimming with handcrafted‍ gifts, seasonal treats, heartwarming experiences,” stated the Marco‌ Island Center for the Arts.

All proceeds from the market will directly benefit Our Daily Bread and the Marco Island Center for the Arts,supporting their vital community programs.

“This event is ​a celebration of‌ community, creativity, and the joy​ of ⁢the holiday season,” said ​Allyson Richards,​ president of the board of Our ​Daily Bread. “We invite‌ everyone to join us for a magical weekend that⁢ supports ‌feeding​ both the body‍ and the soul.”

For those ‍interested in participating as a vendor, ⁢booth spaces are still available. 10’x10′ setups are offered at $125, with table-only spaces under​ a tented area available for $50. Spaces are limited and will be filled on a⁢ first-come, first-served basis.

More data, vendor applications, and ‌sponsorship opportunities can be⁤ found ⁤at www.marcoislandart.org or by emailing info@marcoislandart.org.

Other Notable Local Events:

David⁤ Lawrence Centers for Behavioral Health ⁢Luncheon: Individual tickets are now on sale⁤ for “From Trauma to Triumph: A luncheon Celebration of Resilience with Brian and Nicole Roland” on Tuesday, October 14th at Gray Oaks⁢ Country Club. Chef Brian‍ Roland will share ⁤his story of overcoming a life-altering accident.Tickets are ‍$125.‌ https://davidlawrencecenters.org/events/traumatotriumph/

Greater Naples Chamber’s⁣ Wake Up Naples: Join​ the Greater‍ Naples Chamber on Wednesday, September 24th at ⁤7:30 a.m. at the Hilton Naples for a discussion on “the business of professional sports” featuring industry leaders from Naples JBB United, FC Naples, and the Florida Everblades.‍ Tickets range⁤ from ‌$50-$60.

Keywords: Marco Island, Christmas Bazaar, holiday Market, Old World⁤ Christmas, Events,‍ Florida, Arts, Community, Our daily Bread, Marco Island ​Center for the Arts, David Lawrence Centers, ‌Brian Roland, Greater Naples Chamber, Local Events, Southwest Florida.

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Sept 11 Attacks: What Happened, Flags at Half-Staff & Patriot Day

by David Harrison – Chief Editor September 12, 2025
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Flags at Half-Staff ‍Across New York State on Patriot Day

NEW YORK – ⁢ Flags across ‌New York State are flying at half-staff today,‍ september 11, 2025, in solemn remembrance of⁢ the⁤ nearly 3,000 lives lost in⁢ the⁣ terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The lowering of⁢ the flag⁢ is a longstanding tradition observed annually to honor the victims​ and heroes of that ‍tragic day, and to reaffirm a national commitment to unity and remembrance.

Twenty-four years after the ⁤attacks,⁣ Patriot ⁣Day remains a notable day of reflection for New Yorkers and the nation. While not a federal holiday – ⁣government⁣ offices‍ remain open and mail delivery continues – the day‌ is officially recognized through public law, encouraging remembrance activities, flag displays at half-staff, and ⁢moments of silence. This year’s‍ observance⁤ comes​ as‌ the nation continues ‍to grapple with issues of ⁢national‌ security⁣ and the enduring legacy of ⁢9/11.

In December 2001, Public ⁣Law ⁤107-89 was‍ enacted, officially‍ designating September 11th as Patriot Day.The law requests⁢ the⁢ President⁣ to⁢ issue​ a proclamation calling‍ for⁤ state ​and local governments to observe the‍ day⁢ with programs and activities, ​for ⁢the U.S. flag to be flown at half-staff in⁣ memory ​of those who perished, and for a moment of ​silence to be observed nationwide.

Further solidifying ​the day’s significance, Public Law ⁤111-13, ⁣passed in 2009, designated September 11th as the National ⁢Day of Service and Remembrance,⁢ encouraging⁤ Americans to honor‌ the victims through volunteerism and⁤ community service.

➤ Read Public Law 107-89: https://www.congress.gov/bill/107th-congress/house-joint-resolution/71/text

➤ Read Public Law 111-13: https://www.congress.gov/111/statute/STATUTE-123/STATUTE-123-Pg1460.pdf

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Fall Foliage in New Jersey: When to See Peak Colors

by Emma Walker – News Editor September 8, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

North Jersey Fall Foliage Expected to Peak Later This season, parks Offer Prime viewing

September ‍7, 2025 – North Jersey residents anticipating vibrant⁢ fall colors should​ prepare for a potentially delayed peak this year, according to recent reports. Weather conditions⁣ significantly ⁢influence the timing and intensity of⁣ fall​ foliage, with⁢ warm nights hindering ⁤the development ⁢of red and ⁢purple pigments. An early ⁤frost or freeze could⁣ prematurely end the color display, resulting in more browns or increased leaf‌ drop.

The color variations also depend on tree species, as each produces a ‌unique chemical balance. Some trees will display more red leaves, while others ​lean towards yellow or‌ orange.

For those eager to witness⁤ the spectacle,North Jersey offers numerous parks⁢ with ⁣trails and lookout points. NorthJersey.com previously⁢ highlighted several locations for optimal viewing:

Palisades Interstate park: ‌ Spanning ‌12 miles and 2,500 acres along the Hudson River, the ‍park features ​over 30 miles of trails.
High Point State park: Located within the⁣ Kittatinny Mountains, this 16,000-acre ‍park, home to the state’s⁤ highest elevation, provides ‌panoramic views extending into ⁣New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Stokes State Forest: Also in the Kittatinny⁢ Mountains, Stokes state⁤ Forest encompasses⁤ more⁢ than 16,000 acres of forest, mountains, streams, and ⁢scenic views, with‌ over 63 miles of trails.
Hacklebarney State park: ​Offering a less strenuous experiance, Hacklebarney State Park covers 1,186 acres with 10 connecting trails, most under a mile in length and paved or gravel.
* Norvin green State ⁣Forest: Part of ⁣the Wyanokie Wilderness Area, Norvin Green⁢ State Forest spans 5,416 acres and provides miles​ of rugged terrain and diverse ‌vantage points.

An interactive fall foliage map ‌is available at https://smokymountains.com/fall-foliage-map for tracking color progression.

AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Paul Pastelok notes, “Warm nights can hinder ⁢the production of ‍anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for bright reds and purple color leaves.” He also⁤ cautions, “An early frost or freeze ⁢can stop the leaf’s⁢ ability to produce ​red and purple pigments or just ⁣end color of⁣ foliage (more browns or increase ⁤fallen⁢ leaves.)”

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Philippine Holidays & New Court Branches Established

by Emma Walker – News Editor September 8, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

New Laws Signed: Foundation Anniversaries declared Special Working Days, Court Branches Added Nationwide

MANILA, Philippines – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. recently signed into law a series of measures declaring special working days for local foundation anniversaries and authorizing the creation of additional court branches across the country. The signings, completed on August 29, aim to recognize notable local celebrations and address the growing need for judicial resources.

Three new laws-RA 12249, RA 12251, and a separate measure concerning bansalan, Davao del Sur-designate June 24th as a special working day in Balayan, Batangas, for its “Parada ng Lechon” festival; September 21st as a special working day in San Mateo, Rizal, for its foundation anniversary, also known as “Araw ng Bayan ng San Mateo”; and recognize the foundation anniversary of Bansalan, Davao del Sur. These designations allow for continued economic activity while acknowledging local traditions. areas currently designated as special working holidays can be converted to special nonworking holidays via presidential proclamation.

Alongside these commemorative laws, six measures were signed establishing additional court branches in Cebu, Cagayan Valley, and the Davao Region. RA 12029 mandates a Regional trial Court (RTC) in Moalboal, Cebu province. RA 12242 and RA 12243 authorize RTCs in Alicia, Isabela province, and Mati City, Davao Oriental, respectively. Additionally, RA 12244 will establish two Metropolitan Trial Courts (MTCs) in tagum City, Davao del Norte, and RA 12245 provides for two RTCs in Ilagan City and Tumauini, Isabela province.

The supreme Court will assign branch numbers for the new courts and, in coordination with the Department of Justice, will integrate them into the court system’s operational plan. The Supreme court will also issue implementing rules and regulations. Funding for the new judges, personnel, and court operations will be allocated through the annual General Appropriations Act.

The laws will take effect 15 days after publication in the Official Gazette or a newspaper of general circulation.

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