Walking Mountain Science Center hosts annual Halloween event Fright at the Museum
Liam Pellican, 4, feeds cotton candy to his sister, Lily, 1, at the annual Walking Mountains Science Center Fright at the Museum Saturday, Oct. 27, in Avon. This year was the 20th anniversary, "A Space Odyssey."
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Kids walk through the haunted forest at the Walking Mountains Science Center Fright at the Museum Saturday, Oct. 27, in Avon. The walk featured information on the planets, and kids had to watch out for rogue aliens.
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Amelia and Lily Linton and Samantha Conlin of East Vail check out the space ship for the Walking Mountains Science Center Fright at the Museum Saturday, Oct. 27, in Avon. The station taught kids about static electricity.
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William Geoger of Gypsum checks out the telescope at the Walking Mountains Science Center Fright at the Museum Saturday, Oct. 27, in Avon. Different telescopes include one to look directly at the sun with a special lens.
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Tommy Tvarkunas, 8, blasts off on his space walk at the Walking Mountains Science Center Fright at the Museum Saturday, Oct. 27, in Avon. Kids could go to astronaut school before taking their space walk.
Chris Dillmann | cdillmann@vaildaily.com
Walking Mountains Science Center’s Fright at the Museum event had costumes, telescopes, aliens and a little bit of learning in Avon on Saturday, Oct. 27.
Eagle County wages continue to lag behind state averages
Tourism and outdoor recreation employ a lot of people, but those workers’ wages are below county and regional averages.
