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Murrieta Hosts Halloween Home Decorating Contest. How To Enter.
Do you have the best spooky decorations this year? Residents must register and choose their categories by Oct. 9.

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Do you have the best spooky decorations this year? Residents must register and choose their categories by Oct. 9.

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