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Hundreds Enjoy 2012 ROC Teen Saturday Haunted House and Halloween Carnival [Photos]

Posted on Author Steven VirgilioComments Off on Hundreds Enjoy 2012 ROC Teen Saturday Haunted House and Halloween Carnival [Photos]

The 2012 Roc 7th Haunted Halloween Carnival was a huge success with an estimated 500 Children and Parents in attendance at the Nazzaro Playground last Friday. Hope everyone had fun!

Thanks to all the supporters that helped ROC Teen Saturday with this event: Aaron Michlewitz, North End Against Drugs, Nazzaro Center, Madonna Della Cava society, Fisherman’s Feast Society, St. Agrippina Society, Regina Pizza, Dom the Electrician, Nazzaro Staff, Nevina Sutera Saitta, Busy Bee Jumpers. Thank You!
-Virgil

Photos courtesy of ROC Teen Saturday and Steven Virgilio.

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