Information and buy boat-ride tickets ($25) at. Haunted boat ride, inflatables, games, a spider web maze, prizes. Explore how Ohio's history and ghost stories connect, and hear author James Willis' experiences spending the night in some of these haunted Ohio landmarks. Ohio’s Historic Haunts presentation, 2-3:30 p.m., Jackson Community Branch Library meeting room, 7487 Fulton Drive NW, Jackson Township. Spooky stories, songs, and activities, followed by trick-or-treating at the library. Halloween Spooktacular, 10-11 a.m., Stark Main Library, 715 Market Ave. The tour is a fundraiser for the Louisville-Nimishillen Historical Society Museum.

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Walk the historical district and hear about Louisville history and paranormal experiences. Buy tickets, $10, at the Sage Shack, 225 E. Louisville Historical Ghost Tour, Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. Meanwhile, here are some of the many Halloween-themed community events planned throughout the Canton area. Halloween-themed community events abundant in Stark County This list will be updated as communities share their plans. Here is a look at trick-or-treat times and days for cities, townships and villages in the Canton area. According to, Ohioans' favorite candy is M&Ms, followed by Blow Pops and Starburst. Meanwhile, if you were wondering about the Buckeye State's favorite candy, it's not buckeyes.

1 to 6 and the survey has a margin of error of plus or minus 1.1 percentage points. The National Retail Federation says it surveyed 8,283 consumers about Halloween shopping plans from Sept. The group said individual consumers plan to spend $100 on average for Halloween candy, décor, cards and costumes ― that's slightly less than last year’s record of $103 and is the second highest in the survey’s history. “As consumers continue to return to pre-pandemic behaviors, retailers are prepared to meet that demand and help make this holiday a fun and memorable one.” “Halloween is an exciting time for many families, and that enthusiasm is reflected in the number of Americans who plan to celebrate the holiday this year,” National Retail Federation President and CEO Matthew Shay said in a prepared statement. The spending is expected to top the record $10.1 billion spent last year. The National Retail Federation estimates that people will spend $10.6 billion this year on the holiday ― everything from handing out candy to trick-or-treaters to dressing up in costumes to decorating their homes and yards.

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