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By Katherine Langford
WPLG Local 10
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It’s a celebration of everything that makes South Florida colorful, with a few extra costumes and endless creativity. Wicked Manors, one of the region’s largest Halloween festivals, returns Saturday, Oct. 31, turning Wilton Drive into a street party packed with costumes, characters and big personalities. Click here for ticket information.Behind the masks and makeup is something much bigger than a party.It’s all about community. The annual celebration raises money to support vital health, and human and social services across South Florida.“Wicked Manors is produced by The Pride Center at Equality Park in collaboration with the City of Wilton Manors. When you join the celebration, you help support programs and services that bring care, connection and community to South Florida,” according to the event’s official website. Local 10 is getting back into character too.We’re returning to Wicked Manors to host our hourlong live Halloween special.Our crews will be dressed up and fanned out at s