Imbolc News

Topekan Mary Lou Schmidt said she heard a few years ago that a local Christian radio station was referring to Halloween as "Satan's birthday." Schmidt, a frequent letters-to-the editor contributor who identifies herself as a Pagan and worships the goddess Isis, dialed up the station to set the record straight, she said.

Crocus cloth has industrial and in-home uses and can be purchased in sheets similar to sandpaper.

Every Oct. 31 millions of children and adults dress up on Halloween in hopes of a trick or a treat.

Who are the pagans and witches who will descend upon Adamstown next weekend, and what do they believe? That's not an easy thing to answer, according to Jen Anderson-Wenger, president of Reading Pagans & Witches.