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  The fourth year of Freakfest, the Halloween celebration on State Street, is set to begin Saturday. Watch Freakfest Livestream On SaturdayFrom Mutiny To Music: Halloween In MadisonFreakfest On State Street 2009 FAQ InformationGet Freakfest Text MessagesREADSHARE: Got Any Halloween Photos?SHARE: Let's See Your Halloween Videos!VIDEO: Freakfest Organizers, Police Optimistic About EventREAD: C3K's Freakfest 2009 SectionREAD: READ: Find C3K's Halloween SectionREAD: READ:

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  No Trick: 2,000 Kids Knocking On White House Door

  It's the ultimate trick-or-treating treasure, that one house on the block that offers the coolest candy and surprises galore. Halloween Section | Images

  2 Arrested In Pot Bust

  Milwaukee Man Asks People To Volunteer With Daylight Saving Hour

  Clean Sweep Ends For Year

  Source: 6 Guantanamo Detainees Resettle In Palau

  Gov't Health Plan Would Cover Few

  Crews Seek Survivors In Calif. Marine Crash

  Convicted Rapist Arrested In Killings Of 6

  At Halloween, Police Eye Sex Offenders

  NCAA Game Summary - Purdue At Wisconsin

  Purdue 0 Wisconsin 37
  

  Watch Badgers Game Live Blog!

  Iguodala Paces Sixers Over Bucks

  Packers' Clifton Questionable Vs. Vikings

  Sharp's Late Tally Sends Blackhawks Past Habs

  Sykora Leads The Way As Wild Clip Reeling Rangers

  House, Pierce Lead Celtics In Rout Of Bulls

  James Helps Cavs To First Win Of Season

  Vikings' Berrian, Harvin Questionable For Sunday

  World Series Sluggers Look To Break Out In Philly

  Madonna Leaves Malawi After Charity Tour

  Madonna has left Malawi after a nearly weeklong visit with her family, airport and charity officials said Saturday.
  
  

  Nicole Richie Gets Protection From Paparazzi

  'Idol' Host Ryan Seacrest Gets Restraining Order

  'Jon & Kate Plus 8' Caregiver Dies

  Hugh Jackman's Choice For Next 'Sexiest Man Alive'

  Oprah And George Clooney Visited The Obama White House

  Obama Tempers Economic News With Caution On Jobs

  President Barack Obama on Saturday tempered excitement about a growing economy with a sober outlook that more people will lose their jobs. He called that a heartbreaking reality and cautioned that even a burst of upbeat news "does not mean there won't be difficult days ahead."
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  Not All Boom Counties Cough Up Gains In Recession

  Madoff: Had 'Too Much Credibility' With SEC

  Founder Of Dead Poets Society Visits Bards' Graves

  Dutch Court Nixes Teen's Round-The-World Sail

  Officials Find Gator That Escaped At Show And Tell

  Freakfest Set For Saturday

  Freakfest On State Street FAQ Information

  New Airline Competition Lands At Local Airport

  Find Out The Trick-Or-Treat Hours In Your Area

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