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5 Haunted Houses Sure to Give You a Scare
Want a pre-Halloween fright? Here's a sampler of well-known haunts in the metro area.

Email judy.putnam@patch.com, Phone 770-235-1790 Hometown Hialeah, Florida Bio: With over 15 years as an experienced journalist, Judy joined Patch in November 2010 after spending several years as editor and writer for a nationally distributed relocation magazine covering business, real estate, school and community news.
Her background includes 10 years as an editor and writer for several local golf publications where she covered both professional and amateur events throughout the state. She also worked as a freelancer for the AJC while attending college.
She graduated Georgia State University with a degree in journalism and a minor in American Literature. Judy has lived in the Atlanta metro area for over 25 years and currently resides in Duluth with her husband and two sons. When she's not reporting, you can find her out chasing a little white ball around the area golf courses.
Want a pre-Halloween fright? Here's a sampler of well-known haunts in the metro area.

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The win is the first such in the school's history, according to academy officials.
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Here's help on how to avoid having a moldy, rotting jack o'lantern greet your trick-or-treaters on Halloween night.
Here's help on how to avoid having a moldy, rotting jack o'lantern greet your trick-or-treaters on Halloween night.
The Johns Creek Post 6 will be filled in the spring 2014 in conjunction with the general elections, thus avoiding the estimated $200,000 to fill the empty City Council seat vacated by former City Council member Bev Miller.
A selection committee of GCPS educators narrowed the field from the 26 semifinalists in September.
Check out these homes on the market this week.
Check out these homes on the market this week.
The new c-note has a number of security features to reduce the chances of counterfeiting.