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Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
SCARING UP FIRST-PLACE HONORS -- Carpe Diem Salon on North Street earned top business honors in the annual Dover-Foxcroft Halloween BooNanza decorating contest with a display inspired by the works of Stephen King. In the “Pet Semetary” are, from left, Melissa Brown Veraldo, Kristen Gilbert, Christina Marsh, Jean Correa, Brittany Boone, Sami Hall and Skylar Robichaud.
Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
SCARING UP FIRST-PLACE HONORS -- Carpe Diem Salon on North Street earned top business honors in the annual Dover-Foxcroft Halloween BooNanza decorating contest with a display inspired by the works of Stephen King. In the “Pet Semetary” are, from left, Melissa Brown Veraldo, Kristen Gilbert, Christina Marsh, Jean Correa, Brittany Boone, Sami Hall and Skylar Robichaud.
Carpe Diem Salon earns top honors in D-F Halloween BooNanza decorating contest
Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
SCARING UP FIRST-PLACE HONORS — Carpe Diem Salon on North Street earned top business honors in the annual Dover-Foxcroft Halloween BooNanza decorating contest with a display inspired by the works of Stephen King. In the “Pet Semetary” are, from left, Melissa Brown Veraldo, Kristen Gilbert, Christina Marsh, Jean Correa, Brittany Boone, Sami Hall and Skylar Robichaud.
Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
HOMAGE TO THE WORKS STEPHEN KING — The title character from Stephen King’s “Carrie” and Pennywise from “It” looking out the window were both part of the first-place business display for Carpe Diem Salon in the Dover-Foxcroft Halloween BooNanza decorating contest.
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