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 What began as a simple haunted warehouse party in Everett, Washington back in 1997, soon became an annual event throughout the Puget Sound area with festivities in such places as Woodinville, Kirkland and Fremont (Seattle). In 2000, AnnualHalloweenBash.com was created to help promote the event. In 2004, unaware of any Halloween-related web sites that brought together the haunt enthusiasts of the Pacific Northwest, we elected to expand the focus of our online presence. With a focus on event planning and promotion, Socializers Ltd. was created (online at http://www.socializers.com) and the first member of the "Socializers Network" was HauntedNight.com.HauntedNight.com is the perfect resource to find other haunters in the Pacific Northwest. While there are hundreds of haunting community web sites on a national level, it's rather pointless to advertise your yard haunt to someone on the east coast, or find people to trade props with that live in another state, or post an ad for local haunt actors to a national audience. HauntedNight.com is also the perfect resource for anyone that wants to find out where all the exciting Pacific Northwest haunted attractions are throughout the month of October. HauntedNight.com also strives to be your number one resource for industry news, both locally and nationally. If you have an article that you would like to publish on HauntedNight.com, by all means, send it in. If it's haunting in nature, we'd love to consider it. We're more than happy to help promote events as well. Simply e-mail us your press release for publication in our News section and also be sure to post your event on our Calendar! So come, get involved, share your prop building secrets, advertise your haunted house, whatever! Perhaps you have some comments and suggestions that would make HauntedNight.com even better. We'd love to hear 'em...especially at this early stage as this online community grows! Please visit the Contact Us link under the About tab to share your feedback.
Happy Halloween and happy haunting!
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