By MITCHELLE STEPENSON For The Capital
By MITCHELLE STEPENSON For The Capital
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
10/29/09
The weather this fall hasn't been kind to the folks who run the haunted venues in south county. Weather has forced both Heidi's Haunted Hill in Edgewater, and the Deale Fire Department's Morgue Manor haunted house to be closed all but two nights.
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Sean Peterson and Kate Handler scare up some fun on Heidi’s Haunted Hill in Edgewater. With an improvement in the forecast, south county should be host to both the haunted hill and the Deale fire station’s Morgue Manor — for those possessed of visiting.
But the organizers of both are hoping for a drier forecast since their scary sites will be open tonight through Saturday.
At Heidi's Haunted Hill, off of Solomons Island Road near Birdsville, organizers Holly Jensen and Greta Morris worked for months creating a scary trail for kids ages 12 and up.
"We both have high school and middle school students. So...
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