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Michigan Paranormal Convention - ‘MIPARACON’ - kicks off its final year
SAULT STE. MARIE — The biggest names in the paranormal scene will converge one last time this weekend in Chippewa County. The 14th annual Michigan Paranormal Convention (MIPARACON) started at noon on Thursday and runs through Saturday evening at Kewadin Casino. It’s an annual gathering of paranormal enthusiasts, authors, investigators and television personalities. Nearly 1,000 people were expected to attend the final year of the event to meet paranormal experts like Chip Coffey, Amy Bruni, Adam Berry and Jeff Bellanger. Organizers and the Sault Convention and Visitors Bureau recently made the tough decision to discontinue the annual convention. They said it’s going to be a bittersweet ending to a popular event.
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