TWH – The Wild Hunt team is taking a break today in order to gather with family and friends as the old year ends and the new one begins. We will return tomorrow to start the year 2018 with our popular feature Pagan Voices, followed by Pagan Community Notes on Tuesday. Then we will be back with a regular schedule of news and commentary.
The Wild Hunt team looks forward to yet another exciting year of covering the stories and subjects of interest to the collective Pagan, Heathen, and polytheist communities. The coming year promises to be an engaging one, and we will be there ready to “cover the cauldron” as our motto says.
Until then, we wish all our readers and supporters a very safe and happy New Year’s Eve, and much success into the coming year.
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Before we go, here is one last look at the top ten Pagan-specific news stories of 2017:
CalderaFest organizers look to 2019; ticket holders still have questions
Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche lauded as hero for dying to protect others
Havamal Witches hashtag earns applause and backlash
Australian Pagans express concern over pending release of convicted predator
Druid symbol approved for veteran headstones
Scott Holbrook pleads no contest citing legal costs
New Patheos contract fuels debate among Pagan bloggers
WiCom priest under fire for ethical and sexual misconduct
Kenny Klein convicted on child pornography charges
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