Monsters, vampires, and more spooky creatures attend ‘Trunk or Treat’

Posted Friday, November 10, 2023 12:12 pm

Janet Wekes, left, and Jennifer Burch, right, with the Uniondale Kiwanis at Baldwin’s Trunk or Treat.

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From left to right, the bush is the Executive Director of Glory House Recovery Terenna Williams with Prisha Patel, 2, Kavya Patel, 7, and their dad in the back Ketan Patel.

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From left to right, Michelle Harris, mom of twins Kyrie and Kalise eating cotton candy.

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Kids playing games and enjoying the festive holiday.

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The treats that the Glory House Recovery gave out to participants of the event.

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Dozens of community members at this year’s Trunk or Treat.

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By Ben Fiebert

Nassau County Legislator Kevan Abrahams partnered with Glory House Recovery Inc., Empire BlueCross BlueShield and the Kiwanis Club of Uniondale United when they hosted their “Trunk or Treat” Halloween celebration at the Baldwin LIRR station on Saturday, Oct. 28.

Participating residents were invited to pre-register their vehicles and prepare their decorated Halloween vehicles at the Baldwin train station parking lot where they will give out candy and other goodies such as toys, pencils and stickers to trick-or-treaters. Families joined in on the fun, and adults and wore costumes for these festivities in this safe, supervised, and welcoming environment

This year’s special feature included a “Spooky Tunnel”, and prizes were awarded for the best decorated cars and the best and most creative costumes for kids and parents.

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