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Fall festival returns to Apple Castle

Staff report NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Apple Castle farm and market, 277 Pa. Route 18, will have its


Folk-music icon Judy Collins connects past and present

Judy Collins and Don McLean will perform at Packard Music Hall on Friday.


Being an outsider suits Eric Church just fine

By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Eric Church is not supposed to be a multiplatinum artist.


Oktoberfest Youngstown to take place in Liberty

The inaugural Oktoberfest Youngstown premieres at Colonial Plaza in Liberty.


Alex Meixner mixes pop and rock into polka

Alex Meixner is scheduled to perform Saturday at Oktoberfest Youngstown.


Carbon is at the core of tale about fossil fuel and life

“Carbon,” a graphic novel written by Daniel Boyd, tells a story about the real villains in the Environment vs. Economy battle.


NEW THIS WEEK

NEW THIS WEEK Dracula Untold (PG-13) An origin story about the man who became Dracula.


Bocce tournament will benefit charities

The Hope Foundation of the Mahoning Valley’s sixth annual bocce tournament will be Monday at Cassese’s MVR restaurant.


NIGHTLIFE

Barrel Run Crossing Winery and Vineyard, 3272 Industry Road, Rootstown; 330-325-1075 Sat:


“The Nightmare Before Christmas” (8 p.m., Disney): Hey, it’s October. Back off.

“The Nightmare Before Christmas” (8 p.m., Disney): Hey, it’s October. Back off. “Parenthood” (10


WTG

Today Discussion Book Bites, 4:30 p.m., Newton Falls Public Library, 204 S. Canal St., Newton


AUDITIONS

AUDITIONS ACTORS “In the Spirit of Christmas,” Victorian Players, Victorian Players Theater, 702


Ghost hunt set at ‘haunted’ building

Staff report KINSMAN Local author and paranormal investigator Steve Tackett will join Don


‘The Judge’ is a family affair for Downey

By DERRIK J. LANG AP Entertainment Writer LOS ANGELES Robert Downey Jr. thinks courtrooms are


Young gamblers want to use skill combined with chance on slots

Associated Press LAS VEGAS With the gambling industry anxious to attract younger players, some