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WEST ALLIS 鈥?In the heart of a West Allis neighborhood, in mid-August, Halloween has taken over. At Novak Manor, there are no shortage of pumpkins or creepy clowns 鈥?the haunted house has it all. We have people that just drop things off. We have a casket that s in the garage. It was just donated last year, Adam Novak said. TMJ4, Adriana Mendez Novak Manor is back and ready for frights and fundraising this coming Halloween season. For Adam Novak, transforming his home into a house of nightmares is a labor of love.
stanley cup I love the decorating. I love the building. I m a hands-on kind of person. This is where I find most of my enjoyment, Adam added.Adam has been decorating Novak Manor for the past decade, but after a battle with the city due to a permit and zoning issue last year, the haunted house s future was up in the air. Going through that process was very nerve-racking because it took six months to get the final answer, Adam recalled.Tha
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