Jane Ochoa, of North Toledo, has spent the better part of a week assembling and putting up her various Halloween decorations. With everything ranging from skeletons to aliens to the Wicked Witch, Ochoa's front yard is ready for the holiday.
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A car leaves a trail of light as it passes the home of Paul and Noelle Zeisler, of West Toledo, where Paul has home built almost all the family of five's Halloween decorations, including a 20 foot tall spider web with a mummy in its center. Paul builds the spider web each year from scratch, using PVC pipe, rope and bagged cobwebs. He estimates the cost of building the web new each year to be between $75 and $100.
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Jane Ochoa, of North Toledo, has spent the better part of a week assembling and putting up her various Halloween decorations.
The Blade/Katie Rausch
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Home on Ogden Street is filled with inflatable decorations for Halloween.
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Paul and Noell Zeisler of West Toledo have built almost all of their home's Halloween decorations.
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Ghosts, mummies, and grave stones decorate a yard on Ogden Street.
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Residents at 630 Acklin Avenue get in a spooky mood.
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A creepy skeleton in a coffin haunts visitors to a home on Ogden Street.
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Jackie Koepfer finishes her 'Walking Dead' pumpkin.
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Jackie Koepfer and her Walking Dead pumpkin, featuring character Daryl Dixon. Koepfer carves pumpkins in her Swanton, Ohio living room.
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