Ghouls, goblins creep into Ranch Boo Fest
Date: 10/30/2009
by: Michael Eng | Executive Editor
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Tony Pinho led dance teams from Willis, Gullett and Imagination in a recreation of Michael Jackson's "Thriller." -
Matthew Tluczek, 5, showed off his firefighter costume. -
The Lakewood Ranch High School Color Guard performed as zombies at this year's Boo Fest. -
Samantha Lane and K.C. Herbert danced in the middle of Main Street. -
Kelsey Salatka, 10, added some last-minute touches to her costume at the Boo Fest face-painting booth. -
Nicole Watsell and Natalie and Madeline Benson ran one of the booths for Boo Fest. -
Jack Connor, 2, gobbled down a big box of popcorn at this year's Boo Fest. -
A huge crowd gathered to watch dancers from Gullett, Willis and Imagination perform. -
Arielle Shannon, 12, made it through the haunted walk. -
Mady Turner, Kellie Cool, Avery Turner, Sophie Turner and Maggie Cool attended this year's Boo Fest with their parents.
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