Valley Life

Don’t have a lame week.

It’s a good time to be a Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan.

A haunted bus tour, zombie walk, and a whole lotta Edgar Allan Poe.

Get plans.

Keep calm, plan on.

Put ’em on your calendar.

All of the fun; none of the coin.

Get plans.

Um, omg.

What are you waiting for?

FYI: There’s definitely going to be a bike parade.

Apparently, the feeling’s mutual.

Um, take note, Game of Thrones fans.

Victor Moreno debuts a Halloween-centric event.

From the city’s first residents to chefs, musicians and merchants, Phoenicians are full of superstitions. Here are a few.

I took Robert’s card, but deep down, I simply wasn’t 100 percent with this cleansing-out-spirits-communing-with-the-supernatural concept.

Though I had a limited understanding of Mormon teachings, what I gathered was that souls who were not baptized while on Earth would spend eternity in some sort of spirit layover — a big, busy, celestial Grand Central Station.

Jewish tradition holds that you don’t have a baby shower until after the baby is born. So when my new neighbors proposed a baby shower before my daughter’s birth, I paused.

Anyone faced with the possibility of imminent death may cling to an irrational belief — something that’s expected to control the one thing they have no control over: luck.

Celestial beams of green, orange, and yellow light would fan out from behind the tall, bronze figure of the Virgin Mother on the church’s altar, and the statue would take human form.

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