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Should Halloween Be Moved to a Different Date?

According to over 25,000 people that have signed a petition to change the date, their answer is YES!

A petition on Change.org has a lot of signatures from people asking that, instead of October 31st, Halloween be moved to the last Saturday of October.

For at least the past couple millennia, Halloween has been celebrated on the last day of October, back when it was an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain.

What do you think: Should Halloween be more of a floating holiday celebrated the last Saturday of Halloween, or stay fixed on October 31?  Tell us on the Beaver 100.3 FM Facebook Page.

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