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Photo courtesy of Stacy Kupfner

(Photo courtesy of Stacy Kupfner) Stacy Kupfner, who lives at 806 48th St. in Vienna, has decorated her home for the Halloween season with several different skeletons, some of which feature celebrities such as Hugh Hefner (left) or different concepts such as a clown or an angry granny.

(Photo courtesy of Mike Woodgerd) Trick-or-Treat participants pose for a photo under a black light Saturday at a home on Harmar Hill in Marietta. The alien-themed decorations were installed by 1978 Marietta High School graduate Mike Woodgerd and his wife Marcie, who were serving treats at Mike’s mother’s house because she had more visitors than their home in Virginia.

(Photo courtesy of Mike Woodgerd) Mike Woodgerd, a 1978 Marietta High School graduate, and his wife Marcy decorated their mother’s Riverview Drive home on Harmar Hill in this alien theme and were handing out candy there on Saturday as there are many more tricks in her neighborhood . or treats than their home in Virginia.

(Photo courtesy of Mike Woodgerd) Mike Woodgerd poses for a photo Saturday in front of the glow-in-the-dark decorations he installed at his mother’s home on Harmar Hill in Marietta. Woodgerd and his wife, Marcie, handed out candy there because his mother’s neighborhood has more candy lovers than their home in Virginia.

(Photo provided) Marcy (left) and Mike Woodgerd pose for a photo Saturday in front of the glow-in-the-dark decorations they installed at Mike’s mother’s home on Harmar Hill in Marietta. The Woodgards handed out candy there because his mother’s area has more candy lovers than their home in Virginia.

: Photo courtesy of Stacy Kupfner

: (Photo courtesy of Stacy Kupfner) Stacy Kupfner, who lives at 806 48th St. in Vienna, has decorated her home for the Halloween season with several different skeletons, some of which feature celebrities such as Hugh Hefner (left) or different concepts such as a clown or an angry granny.

: (Photo courtesy of Mike Woodgerd) Trick-or-Treat participants pose for a photo under a black light Saturday at a home on Harmar Hill in Marietta. The alien-themed decorations were installed by 1978 Marietta High School graduate Mike Woodgerd and his wife Marcie, who were serving treats at Mike’s mother’s house because she had more visitors than their home in Virginia.

: (Photo courtesy of Mike Woodgerd) Mike Woodgerd, a 1978 Marietta High School graduate, and his wife Marcy decorated their mother’s Riverview Drive home on Harmar Hill in this alien theme and were handing out candy there on Saturday as there are many more tricks in her neighborhood . or treats than their home in Virginia.

: (Photo courtesy of Mike Woodgerd) Mike Woodgerd poses for a photo Saturday in front of the glow-in-the-dark decorations he installed at his mother’s home on Harmar Hill in Marietta. Woodgerd and his wife, Marcie, handed out candy there because his mother’s neighborhood has more candy lovers than their home in Virginia.

: (Photo provided) Marcy (left) and Mike Woodgerd pose for a photo Saturday in front of the glow-in-the-dark decorations they installed at Mike’s mother’s home on Harmar Hill in Marietta. The Woodgards handed out candy there because his mother’s area has more candy lovers than their home in Virginia.

Homeowner Stacy Kupfner said this was her first year living in a part of Vienna where she would be receiving gifts, so she decided to go all out on the decorations. “We plan to stay open later during Trick or Treat because we need all the trick-or-treaters out there.” she said. Kupfner also plans to clear out the driveway for trick-or-treating tonight so her friends who don’t usually get candy can also hand out candy at their homes.