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Things to Do
This Month
Be nice. Be frightful. Toast the
spirit of
fa ll.
And savor every
glorious minute this October.
N IC E L Y NOTED
Play up the spirit of
the Sweetest Day
(October 16), which
began in the 1920s as
a way to spread cheer.
Pen inspirational
notes, put them in
public places such as
a library or park, and
see smiles ensue. Get
started at
hopcrevo.com
.
SCARE TACTICS
The full moon on
October
22
sets
the stage for ghost
stories. Need some
new ones? Page
through
Haunted
Houses
by Conn lie
May Botz. It creaks
open the door to real-
life haunted places,
including Edgar Allan
Poe's former home.
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Toast Oktoberfest’s
200 -year a nn ive rs ar y
with a beer tasting for
friends. Sip German
brews, then vote on
your favorites.
INDISPENSABLE
Arm
Candy
Maybe you can't do
anything about the
days getting shorter.
But you can look
good enough to stop
a clock. Strap on a
timepiece with spot-
on color. For
buying
info
,
see page
290.
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The last Sunday in October
used to mark the end of
Daylight Saving Time, but that
stopped in 2007. So when does
the time change now?
“Fall back” occurs the first
Sunday of November, which is
the 7th this year.
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EDITED BY KELLY RYAN KEGANS; PHOTOS; &LAINE MOATS;
MARKET
EDITOR; JENNIFER CONDON
