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More Than 10-Thousand Attend Spooky Week Event At Clark Garden

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:                  CONTACT: Justin Meyers
November 16, 2007                                      (516) 869-7794

MORE THAN 10-THOUSAND ATTEND SPOOKY WEEK EVENT AT CLARK GARDEN

(Albertson, NY October 31) The Town Of North Hempstead’s annual Spooky Week event drew more than 10,000 people to Clark Botanic Garden in Albertson Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman announced today. "Despite intermittent rain, more than 10,000 people enjoyed our celebration of Halloween during Spooky Week" Supervisor Kaiman said. "The event is a fun and safe way to celebrate Halloween, and participation continues to grow each year. I particularly want to thank all of the Town employees who volunteered to dress up in costumes and whose presence made the event so enjoyable."

Spooky Week was held on October 25-27, and the Town’s Not-So-Spooky Walk for younger children was held on October 28.

This year’s event at the ghoulishly-redecorated Clark Botanic Garden featured live music, refreshments and a cast of scary costumed characters comprised of ghouls, ghosts and monsters.

Clark Botanic Garden is located at 193 I.U. Willets Road in Albertson and will be the site of the Town’s Winter Wonderland celebration in December.

Caption: LtoR: Councilman Tom Dwyer and Supervisor Jon Kaiman
among all the ghouls and goblins greeted residents at the
2007 Annual Spooky Walk.

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