Lodi Couple Transforms Backyard Greenhouse Into Miniature Haunted House Lodi Couple Transforms Backyard Greenhouse Into Miniature Haunted House
Lodi Couple Transforms Backyard Greenhouse Into Miniature Haunted House Germaine and Renatta Owens had one thing in mind when they moved out of New York City into the suburbs: Halloween. The Lodi couple settled in Lodi last year -- ten years after getting married -- and almost immediately started planning for Halloween. "We love Halloween," Germaine told Daily Voice. "We just really, really love it." The Owens' 2018 display was a trial run, in a way. But the couple says this year, they're going all out. Welcome to Willow's Nest.Germaine Owens "This year we were like, 'Let's do it a little differently,'" Germaine said. "Ranetta is the brains behind the de…
PHOTOS: This Hackensack Street Goes All Out For Halloween PHOTOS: This Hackensack Street Goes All Out For Halloween
Photos: This Hackensack Street Goes All Out For Halloween Walk down Clinton Place in Hackensack and you'll notice a common thread. Nearly every house is fully-covered in Halloween decorations. Sometime over the course of the past three decades it became customary for homeowners on the block to give the holiday everything they've got. The result? Nearly 8,000 trick-or-treaters on Halloween night. Clinton Place is unquestionably the most popular street for trick-or-treating in Hackensack -- and maybe in Bergen County. Check out how the houses are coming along this year. "The Wizard of Oz House" on Clinton Place in Hackensack.Cecilia Levine …
PHOTOS: Boy Transforms Westwood Yard Into Haunted Halloween Heaven PHOTOS: Boy Transforms Westwood Yard Into Haunted Halloween Heaven
Photos: Boy Transforms Westwood Yard Into Haunted Halloween Heaven Drive down Clinton Avenue in Westwood and you'll know exactly which house is Brody's. The lawn is a maze of headstones, spooky animatronics and shrieking children. That's just how the 9-year-old wants it. Brody, a fourth-grader at Brookside Elementary School, designs the display himself for the past five years, adding to it along the way, according to his mom, Kim Fowkes. "We started decorating when he was 4, and ever since then..." she looks at her son. "It's been mayhem," Brody said, finishing his mom's sentence. It gets spooky.Cecilia Levine Pirate skeletonCecilia Levine Hallo…
PHOTOS: These Bergen County Kids Did Halloween Better Than Pretty Much Anyone 2018 Edition PHOTOS: These Bergen County Kids Did Halloween Better Than Pretty Much Anyone 2018 Edition
Photos: These Bergen County Kids Did Halloween Better Than Pretty Much Anyone 2018 Edition Maybe we're biased, but Bergen County really does boast some of the most amazing kids. And the Halloween costumes that we saw this year only confirm that. Daily Voice partnered up with the Bergen County Moms Facebook group to bring you some of the most creative Halloween costumes around. More than 300 people submitted photos, but here are the ones we think are best. Enjoy, and happy Halloween!
Costume Contest Winner's Looks Just Keep Getting Better Costume Contest Winner's Looks Just Keep Getting Better
Costume Contest Winner's Looks Just Keep Getting Better Congratulations to 7-year-old Roxie Perez of Hackensack as Mother Nature, who took first place in Daily Voice's 2018 North Jersey Halloween Costume Competition with 42 percent of votes (608 people). Second place goes to Gabrielle Rivera of Garfield with 22 percent of votes. Jude and the Rago family of Oradell take third as the Circus Act, with 19 percent of votes. Roxie, a second grader at the Jackson Avenue school, and her mom both love Halloween. They try to do something a little different every year.  Last year, she was a headless bride and the year before she was La Muerte from "T…
Halloween Is Special Time Of Year For North Jersey Siblings Halloween Is Special Time Of Year For North Jersey Siblings
Halloween Is Special Time Of Year For North Jersey Siblings Richard and Theresa Fuss always been close. For starters, the Elmwood Park siblings were born 11 months apart and have done almost everything together. Halloween is no exception. In fact, the siblings say decorating their Bank Street home has brought them even closer. Theresa purchased the house six years ago. She, her brother and her parents all moved in from Paramus, bringing the Halloween tradition with them. "My brother’s been doing it for years," she said. "But we just kept adding on and adding on." They begin Sept. 1, and continue working through October. It al…