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Halloween House

Tribune Staff

| October 29, 2019

Printed in the October 30, 2019 edition

Photo by China CassidyEvery Halloween, Rachel Berge (pictured) and her family decorate their Joseph City home from top to bottom in honor of their favorite holiday. Berge, who works for Holbrook EMS, says she and her family enjoy going all out decorating for the holidays, but this is the one they enjoy the most. The extravagant display can be seen on Main Street in Joseph City and will be available for viewing on Halloween night.