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THISMONTH’SFEATURES Trick or Treat Trail at Southlands

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4 FROM THE PUBLISHER Keep It Local 5 EXPERIENCE SOUTH AURORA Local - History - To Do 7 CELEBRATE 10 YEARS OF SOUTHLANDS 8 TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL AT SOUTHLANDS 9 PUMPKINS, MAZES AND MORE! Colorado’s Fall Festivities 11 THE BOOKENDS Secrets of Hallstead House 13 THE 80’S ARE BACK! 3 SEARCH SOUTH AURORA MAGAZINE

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Keep It Local We all love our community.

We’ve chosen to call it home, raise a family, meet with friends and enjoy life. I am often asked by people if I have any suggestions on ways they can give back. With so many great local charities and nonprofit organizations there are many ways to leave a positve mark on our world. However, sometimes people don’t have the time or financial means to support local charities.

If this is you, consider “keeping it local” as your way of giving back.

We all have the power to make a significant impact on our community without really any extra effort. How, you may ask? It’s simple...when considering where to buy something always start with local. That’s it...simply choose to support local businsses first.

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EDITORIAL TIFFANY GRIZZLE

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GRAPHIC DESIGN JAMESON HAMSMITH

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All rights reserved. The views, opinions and/ or statements made or expressed by individuals and/or entities, are not necessarily reflective of the views and opinions of Waid Publishing. No part of this publication may be reproduced without explicit permission from Waid Publishing. Copyright 2016 Search South Aurora Magazine - All rights Reserved.

Did you know that, on average, when you spend one dollar at a locally owned business here in our community that about 2/3 of that dollar stays here? Did you know that when you spend one dollar at a nationally owned business in our community about 1/3 of that dollars stays in our community? And when you spend that dollar online, none of it stays in our community.

So, the easiest way to make sure we are all leaving our community better than we found it is by shopping local and spending money as close to home as possible.

their buying decisions based on community. Our parents chose to buy tires from the local tire shop because the owner’s daughter used to babysit us or they would buy books from the local bookstore because the owners son used to mow their lawn. There was a personal touch that made our community strong.

Over the past couple of decades that has changed. Now speed and convenience is what people look for. When you can buy something quick online with free shipping from your arm chair the ease of purchase becomes the draw. However, that has left our local communities out of the loop and out of the equation.

In October I challenge each of you to buck this trend and shop locally. Not only that, but tell your friends about it online. Take a picture of you shopping at a local store and share it online. Tell your friends about it and ask them to support local small business too.

This small change can have a huge impact on our community and on our world. Every small business owner knows the imporance of shopping small and shopping local.

Let’s all go out and thank them for supporting our community by supporting them.

Have a great October and remember to Keep It Local!

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A DATE WITH DRACULA AT THE AURORA FOX THEATER

Beginning October 7 and running through November 16, experience the thrilling drama and suspense of this Gothic romance set in Europe at the end of the Victorian Age. This story follows the famed vampire as he lusts for new blood. As Jonathon Harker and Mina Murray fall victim to Dracula’s unnatural charm, they, along with Dr. Van Helsing, must fight Dracula’s super-natural powers. With music by Frank Wildhorn, book and lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton, this production brings the undead to life. Opening weekend, the Season 32 Annual Gala Benefit will be “The Dracula Gala” – an evening of delicious food and wine, a silent auction and a full performance of the season opener; a “haunting musical of unrequited love.”

For more information on The Dracula Gala or to get tickets to the show, visit aurorafoxartscenter.org

SOUTHAURORAhistory SMOKY HILL TRAIL

Travelers setting out for the gold fields of Colorado had few choices when planning the route they would follow. The Smoky Hill Trail, the shortest route to Denver from Kansas, ran roughly along parts of what is today Smoky Hill Road. The route, used from the 1850s until 1870, had a 22-mile section known as the “Starvation Trail” due to the lack of food and water along the way.

Archaeological evidence found near the Smoky Hill Trail Historic Marker, located at 24000 Smoky Hill Road, indicates that native peoples occupied the area approximately 850 years before the first European American immigrants arrived. This once highly traveled trail is still evident in places, marked by the ruts in the ground created by wagon wheels.

Courtesy of City of Aurora Historic Preservation Commission

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REAL AUSSIE TUCKER AT THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN BITE

For many, the closest we’ve come to experiencing Australia might be catching the second half of “Crocodile Dundee” late at night or watching a rerun of Steve Irwin on the hunt for those pesky crocks. You may think you’ve tasted some of the flavors of the Outback if you’ve visited a certain steak restaurant, but there’s nothing like the simplicity of home cooked food to really give you an idea of what it would be like to dine Down Under. The Great Australian Bite has heaps of Aussie authenticity, ready for the tasting. They make it easy with their menu of assorted meat pies and sausage rolls, simple sides like mashed potatoes and mushy peas and fantastic desserts. Try the Beef and Tomato Pie, Beef and Cheese Pie or get adventurous and go with the Kangaroo Pie. Pair it with a great beer or a glass of Australian wine and make sure to save room for custard tart or perhaps a Lamington; traditionally made with squares of sponge cake coated in chocolate and then rolled in desiccated coconut. Too right! If that’s not enough of the Outback for you, order some Vegemite as well – it’s on the menu! Pop in for a pint and a pie and “Give it a burl” as they say!

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, Oct. 8th

1 MILE FAMILY FUN WALK: The celebration begins with a 1 Mile Family Fun Walk at 9:00 a.m. Registration is $10 in advance and $20 for day-of registration. The registration fee includes entry to the Community Pancake Breakfast immediately following. Register online at www.shopsouthlands.com A portion of proceeds will benefit the Aurora Family YMCA.

COMMUNITY PANCAKE BREAKFAST: At 9:15 a.m. Southlands will host a delicious pancake breakfast at Southlands’ Town Square. Breakfast is $10 per person and can be paid on site. The breakfast is included for 1 Mile Family Fun Walk registrants.

A portion of proceeds will benefit the Aurora Family YMCA.

FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES: Throughout the day, family-friendly activities will take place at the Southlands’ Town Square including a YMCA-hosted Hula Hoop Contest and local musical acts.

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FASHION SHOW: Starting at noon, Southlands will host a Fashion Show featuring some of the hottest styles of the season! Leah Block, contestant on The Bachelor Season 20 and Bachelor in Paradise Season 3, will emcee the show and local YMCA members and supporters will serve as models.

CONCERT: A cappella sensation FACE Vocal Band will take the stage at the Town Square at 3:00 p.m. The concert is free and open to the public.

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Celebrate 10 Years of Southlands

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ith all the fantastic retail shops, amazing selection of restaurants, incredible movie theater, and the seasonal fun with the splash pad in the summer and the skating rink in the winter, it’s hard to imagine when we didn’t have everything there is to enjoy at Southlands.

Much more than a string of stores and restaurants, Southlands has become a hub of the community, part of what makes this area such a great place to live and work.

“Southlands is more than a shopping center, we are a gathering spot for the community,” said Joyce Rocha, Director of Marketing for Southlands Shopping Center. “We invite the community to join us as we celebrate ten years of serving the Aurora and surrounding communities.”

On Saturday, October 8th, Southlands will celebrate its 10th Anniversary with a day filled with

family friendly festivities. The day will kick off with a 1 Mile Family Fun Walk and community pancake breakfast benefitting the Aurora Family YMCA. “Southlands has been an amazing partner over the years. Without their support, we wouldn’t be able to operate programs like the YMCA Teen Center that support and empower youth in our community,” stated Kimberly Armitage, Executive Director of the Aurora Family YMCA. “We are honored to help Southlands celebrate this milestone anniversary and grateful to be the beneficiary of the celebration.”

Throughout the day of celebration, attendees will be able to enjoy live music by local musicians as well as a fashion show featuring all the latest fall fashion trends hosted by The Bachelor Season 20 and Bachelor in Paradise Season 3 contestant, Leah Block. Plan to stick around for

an out of this world performance by FACE, an absolutely amazing, internationally recognized a cappella vocal rock band from right here in Colorado. No instruments and no special effects, just five amazing vocalists. This is a great opportunity to see this phenomenal group, voted “Best Local Band” by the Denver A-List and 9news’ “Favorite Colorado Musical Artist or Band” in 2016. The concert is free and open to the public.

Between the walk in the morning and the concert later in the afternoon, the celebration will be filled with lots of other activities for the community to enjoy. Come out with the community to celebrate ten amazing years at Southlands!

The Southlands 10th Anniversary Celebration is proudly sponsored

by Keller Williams/Bozarth Realty Group.

Trick or Treat Trail at Southlands

o you have a teeny-tiny zombie or a sea-worthy pirate who will find any excuse to wear that perfect Halloween costume as much as possible? Now you have one more reason to send the ghouls, goblins and fairy princesses out in their Halloween best. From 10:00am-2:00pm on Saturday, October 29th, Southlands Trick or Treat Trail will make Trick-or-Treating last a bit longer

than just a couple hours on Monday night.

In addition to the ever important collecting of the treats, Trick-or-Treat Trail will delight with carnival games to play, bouncy castles to burn off some of that candy-induced energy, face painting and balloon animals to add all kinds of fun to the event. There may even be a few surprises in store for Trick-or-Treaters as well. Additionally, if you

bring a non-perishable food item to donate, benefitting the SHARE Project, you will get a free Trick-or-Treat sack (while supplies last.)

Make Halloween last longer than one fleeting evening and head out for some hauntingly good fun at Southlands along the Trick or Treat Trail. For more information on this event or upcoming events at Southlands, visit shopsouthlands.com.

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Anderson Farms

6728 County Road 3 1/4 , Erie, CO 80516 303.828.5210 – andersonfarms.com One of Colorado’s longest running corn maze and pumpkin patches with wagon rides out to the 30 acre pumpkin patch, filled with over 70 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds. In addition to the corn maze, Anderson Farms offers tons of extra activities including pony rides, face painting, duck races, live entertainment, a general store, food vendors, gem stone mining, gourd launching and a chance to feed the goats! If you’re looking for a holiday thrill, check out Terror in the Corn and the Zombie Paintball Hunt after dark!

Maize in the City

10270 Riverdale Road, Thornton, CO, 80229 720.408.0006 - maizeinthecity.com Admission is FREE to the pumpkin field and while you’re there, check out the 20 acre corn maze, the mini maze just for kids, take a pony ride or explore the petting zoo. There’s also an inflatable jumping castle, air slide and obstacle course as well as sand art, interactive smart phone games, a giant corn kernel box and the playground to explore!

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Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms

8500 W. Deer Creek Canyon Road, Littleton, CO, 80128 720.865.4346 – botanicgardens.org/chatfieldfarms Navigate your way through the 8 acre corn maze to help Farmer Green find his lost animals. Throughout the maze, life size animal cut outs are hidden, just waiting to be discovered. The maze can be viewed from two 15-foot tall, illuminated bridges. Little ones 10 and under can explore the mini-maze as well. For those a bit braver, explore the After Dark Corn Maze and the Dead Zone Haunted Attraction. Get your maps for all three mazes online.

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Fritzler’s Corn Maze

20861 Co Rd 33, La Salle, CO 80645 970.737.2129 – fritzlermaze.com For the last 16 years, Fritzler’s has been delighting visitors with over 20 attractions and almost 2 miles of trails. Test your wits with the corn maze, ride the ATV mini rollercoaster barrel train, take the challenge of the obstacle course on three-wheel carts or bounce in the Tigger jump! There’s also the Super Pumpkin Cannon, the corn box and loads of other activities. Don’t forget to pick out your pumpkin at the pumpkin patch as well!

Rock Creek Farm

2005 South 112th Street, Broomfield, CO 80020 303.465.9565 – rockcreekfarm.com Admission is always free to this U-Pick-Em 100 acre pumpkin farm where you can also explore the hay bale maze, the six miles of Corn Mazes or visit with the menagerie of farm animals. On Friday and Saturday nights, get a free mini-flashlight to help you navigate the mazes.

Flat Acres Farm

11321 Dransfeldt Road, Parker, CO 80134 303.805.1038 – flatacresfarm.com Beginning September 24th, Flat Acres Farm is open 7 days a week through Halloween. Along with picking the perfect pumpkin, be sure to check out the petting zoo, duck races, Giant Jenga and Giant Hale Bale Maze. There will also be bounce houses, corn kernel boxes and the giant swing set along with many other fun activities for the whole family. Looking for more of a scare? Check out Reapers Hollow and the Dead End Motel from 7pm-10pm on select nights in October. For more information on those attractions, visit www.reapershollow.com.

650 Sky View Lane, Larkspur, CO, 80118 coloradopumpkinpatch.net Conveniently located between the Denver Metro Area and Colorado Springs, the Colorado Pumpkin Patch features a straw bale pyramid, rope maze, petting zoo, pony rides, hay rides, target shooting at gourds, the corn box to play in and, of course, pumpkins! There’s also a 60’ jumping pillow, 80’ straw slides, outdoor laser tag, tube swings and much, much more!

Jack Lantern’s Corn Maze

2318 S. County Road 5, Ft Collins, CO, 80525 970.308.5843 – nococornmaze.com From 11:00am-Dusk, check out Jack Lantern’s 20+ acre corn maze, grab the perfect jack o’ lantern canvas in the pumpkin patches or hop on the wagon ride to tour the 90+ acre farm.

Visit with the miniature horse, pigs, and the amazing climbing goats and be sure to check out the bunny ranch.

You can test your aim at the corn chucker, race your friends on the pedal car track and kids who come in costume can even Trick or Treat (day or night!) From dusk 11pm, prepare yourself for Jack Lantern’s Corn Maze of Carnage. With only the moon as your light, head down paths into a haunted maze full of monsters and creepy creatures searching for you! New this year is the Haunted Hay Ride, leaving every 30 minutes into the field of terror!

If you are looking for something a little more exciting and love a good terror thrill, then check out one of these attractions made specifically to scare the heck out of you!

Castle of Terror – The Asylum

Town Fire Training Center 333 Malibu Street, Castle Rock, CO Always one of the most frightening haunted houses around, this year’s Asylum at the Castle of Terror will be a “must do” for those who love a good scare! The patients have taken over the Asylum and only the luckiest will escape! Tours are October 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th from 7pm-10pm. Tickets are $10 at the gate and all proceeds benefit the Fire and Police Explorer programs. This is NOT recommended for small children and children under 13 will not be admitted without an adult.

The 13th Floor

4120 Brighton Blvd., Denver, CO, 80126 13thfloorhauntedhouse.com For the bravest of the brave (or the craziest) check out Denver’s largest haunted house, The 13th Floor. Located just one block south of the Denver Coliseum, the 13th Floor has three new attraction themes for this year, and each one is the stuff of nightmares. Check out the Slasher Remix, Undead: Abominations and Cursed: The Ritual. Buy your tickets online to avoid the weekend sell out! You can also check out The Asylum Haunted House, The Undead Haunted House and The Primitive Fear Haunted House; if you dare!

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THEBOOKENDS

with Pam & Becky

Secrets of Hallstead House

By Amy Reade

Macy is desperately trying to heal after unexpectedly losing her parents in a car accident. As a nurse, she accepts a temporary job to care for a wealthy widow that is healing from hip surgery.

She’s moves to an estate that resides on an island outside of New York State. Macy is not receiving a warm welcome as she tries to call this island her temporary home and refuge. Strange things are happening and she desperately wants to protect herself and her client that she has come to adore.

BECKY I picked this book because we wanted a spooky mystery

for our October issue. The descriptions are beautiful and the author painted a very good picture of the home, the island and the characters. The story however is somewhat simplistic and I couldn’t sink my teeth into this mystery. The reviews are very good so it must have something to do with me. Did you connect to this story?

PAM I was eager to read this book after reviewing the summary.

However, I agree that it felt quite one-dimensional and had much more potential than was realized. I did love reading the descriptions of the area and felt that the author did an amazing job of transporting the reader to the location. The beauty and isolation of the island adds to the suspense of the story, as Macy is stuck with a handful of strangers. She is serving as a nurse to an elderly woman recovering from a recent hip surgery. Did you enjoy this character?

BECKY Alexandria was my favorite character. I enjoyed her

balance of strength and loving attitude. However, I found it unlikely that a wealthy, mature businesswoman would be so laid back about odd happenings around her home. She had enough fear that she locked her bedroom door but not enough to increase security around the house or island. Did you find this situation to be believable?

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PAM I completely agree with your take on this character. Alex was a strong woman that had persevered through very difficult events in her life. It was not believable to me that she would accept her fear and sit back and wait for something to happen. Although Alex was a loving character, everyone else on the island clearly resented Macy and didn’t bother to hide their feelings. Vali and Leland are an elderly couple that help take care of Alex and the house. They are especially nasty to Macy, but are very devoted to Alex. What were your thoughts about these characters?

BECKY They were creepy characters that had great potential.

I enjoyed their dedication to Alex and understood why they were protective of her and the island. However, I expected a deeper development of their storyline that just didn’t happen as the story

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progressed. If a Stephen King story is too scary for you then this might be the right book for you. What you get is a suspenseful mystery with a little romance thrown in too. Did you enjoy the addition of a love interest for Macy?

PAM This aspect of the story provided a character that Macy was able to find a connection with and count on. Initially, he is unfriendly and suspicious of Macy, as are Vali and Leland. However, with time he and Macy become close and she finds a friend in him.

Did this change seem abrupt to you or did you feel that the author developed this story line?

BECKY Like the mystery in this book, the romantic relationship

had a light feel to it. There were no hot and graphic love scenes.

As I was reading I didn’t expect this development so it did feel a bit abrupt. I didn’t feel like it was necessary for the story but it did give her an ally that knew the island and it’s inhabitants well.

Which was needed as she was captive on this small island and she had zero nautical skills, including the ability to swim. I was much more fascinated by the area that is described in this story. Google Thousand Islands before reading this book and it will give you a wonderful foundation for the story. I never knew that this area existed and the pictures that I found made it very intriguing. If you were Macy, would you have accepted this job and would you have stayed as weird things started to happen?

PAM If I were Macy, I would have accepted the job to get away and try something new. However, with the lack of welcome from the inhabitants on the island, I would have certainly struggled to stay and finish the job. But then, I would have missed some action!

Next month we are going to travel to another country, as well as another time. We will read about two sisters that are separated by the ugliness of war in Secrets of a Charmed Life, by Susan Meissner.

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