Silver Mountain carries on the trunk or treat tradition
KELLOGG — Silver Mountain is ready to host a spooky good time at its two-day Halloweekend event that will kick off Friday evening and carry into Halloween night.
Saturday’s spooky event comes after Silver Mountain was forced to cancel its much anticipated Halloween festivities last year, but they are ready to give families a weekend that is sure to be a real treat...
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