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Haunted Irvington Walking Tour: Approximately 50 people wound their way through the streets of Irvington on Friday night, October 30. The night was warm with gusty winds, quick moving clouds and an almost completely full moon. With the winds rapidly changing from silent stillness to noisy moaning, the night was perfect for a ghost hunt. And the participants were not disappointed. Paranormal researcher Alan E. Hunter led the virgin ghost busters on a 2 1/2 hour walk past 14 of Irvington's most famous haunted locations.