Empire State Paranormal Network
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Empire State Paranormal Network
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Hanging out with John Zaffis during Livestrong Fundraiser August 2, 2014 click here for Video of event
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Working with the Farnam Mansion the Shadow Chasers put together the first ever Night of Shadows to help educate the public about ghost hunting and the history of the site in 2011. The night was even more active than the investigation as participants were able to experience the footsteps, phantom voices and shadow apparitions first hand. This led to the annual Night of Shadows and this year's 4th annual Night of Shadows will be something special.
For the 4th annual Night of Shadows we are pleased to announce that the New York Shadow Chasers and the Historic Farnam Mansion will partner to host a Livestrong Foundation fundraiser at the fourth annual Night of Shadows Event to bring the Mohawk Valley awareness of the foundations free cancer services with spooky fun October 10th. Local authors will be signing copies of their books and Psychic Readings will also be available. The event is family friendly
“Cancer affects everyone and I just want people to know Livestrong is here to help no matter what level of services they need,” said Volunteer Livestrong Leader Marcus Zwierecki.
The event will start at 7pm Livestrong leader Marcus Zwierecki will be on hand with a booth of information for anyone who would like to know more about the foundation as well as contact information. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Livestrong Foundation in order for them to continue their exceptional services. For tickets please contact Brian and Gerri Gray at 315-280-0574 or New York Shadow Chasers.
This time it's
Ghosts of the Jersey Shore II.
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Black Cat Press of Forked River, New Jersey was founded in 2000 by Lynda Lee Macken, a native New Yorker, who continues to combine her interest in history with stories of the paranormal.
She has chronicled supernatural tales and legends since her own ghostly sighting of Grace Brown whose 1906 murder in New York State’s Adirondack Mountains inspired a novel and a motion picture. The 19-year-old Brown was murdered on Big Moose Lake in 1906. The homicide formed the basis of novelist Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy and 1951 film A Place in the Sun.
Her encounter later was produced on the Unsolved Mysteries television series. It also led her to write her first book — Adirondack Ghosts: Stories of Spirits in New York State’s North Country. More than a dozen books have followed.
In addition to her radio and television appearances, Ms. Macken has consulted for PBS, the Travel Channel, Sightings, Paranormal Borderline, and Scariest Places on Earth. Her articles have appeared in regional and national publications, including the Staten Island Advance newspaper, the Mountain Astrologer and FATE magazines. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Rutgers University.
Click the picture to see her other great titles.