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Witches of east BI

October 30, 2022 1:30 am

Apparently these witches couldn't get their brooms to work as they arrived by paddle board at the northern entrance to Eagle Harbor. Apparently they didn't know what day it was either because they arrived early for Halloween. Watch out for them as they may be embarrassed about this and take it out on unsuspecting children Monday night.

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