These dancing witches are casting a spell over Rhode Island - The Boston Globe

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These dancing witches are casting a spell over Rhode Island - The Boston Globe

With costumes complete with brooms and pointy hats, the ‘Witches of Chase Farm’ are sharing their choreography and camaraderie.

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