A Richmond tradition for more than 40 years: This is how Halloween on Hanover Avenue happens

Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser Tuesday, October 30th, 2018 Articles that carry the Subscriber Plus logo (at left) can only be accessed by Richmond Times-Dispatch subscribers with digital access. To learn more or to subscribe, click here. A Richmond tradition for more than 40 years: This is how Halloween on Hanover Avenue happens On Halloween, they will come: Supergirl, Fortnite and Paw Patrol. Ninjas, unicorns and pirates, too. Latest News Shaun Brown, former 2nd District congressional candidate, is convicted of fraud Indian couple who died in Yosemite liked life on the edge Trump targets citizenship, stokes pre-election migrant fears Norfolk's only lesbian bar, one of the oldest on the East Coast, is closing this week. Its regulars vow it's not over. From the Richmond restaurant archives: The Palm Court Café; a short-lived seafood and jazz restaurant in Main Street Station Is there more crime during a full moon? In Richmond, we dug into the data to try to find out. Washington-based architecture firm acquires Richmond-based BCWH The Latest: Trump arrives in Pittsburgh amid protests News ​ ​ Sports ​ ​ Business ​ ​ Food & Drink ​ ​ Events ​ ​ Video ​ ​ Opinion ​ ​ Weather