Pagan tattoos may match girl's wounds
Prosecutors have obtained photographs of a Springfield Township couple's neopagan tattoos in an effort to match the markings to puncture wounds on the woman's slain year-old daughter.
Akron Beacon Journal | Jan 5, 2005
Roots of ritual
Anjali Voria, 21, right, and her sister Rakhi Voria, 15, at their home ins Indian clothing for the Diwali festival of lights.
Salt Lake Tribune | Nov 27, 2004
Let's keep pagan Easter
I read with interest the recent article in the "Worship" section of the Oct. 30 edition of The Times Argus regarding Halloween.
Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus | Nov 16, 2004
Let's get metaphysical
It had been four-and-a-half years since the planets had arranged themselves properly overhead, and in the ballroom of Wilmington's Wyndham Hotel, an assortment of gleeful folk celebrated.
News Journal | Nov 16, 2004
Halloween history
Halloween's roots can be traced back to Celtic culture in Ireland. According to their "Druid" religion, November 1st was New Years' on their calendar.
ISU Extra | Oct 27, 2004
