Island Park schools host Fall Family Festival

Posted Wednesday, October 30, 2013 2:30 pm

Izabel Speciner painted many different designs on her pumpkin.

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Delia Fallon, 7, dressed as the Hermione Granger, gets her face painted with a girly skull.

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Delia Fallon, 7, dressed as the Hermione Granger, gets her face painted with a girly skull.

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Ray Miley, John Egan, Dean Bacigalupo, Andy Weiner, Jerry Leo and John Cardiello manned the food station and BBQ

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Paige Perrone, Erin Khankan, Emmalee Egan and Elizabeth Khankan took a break from their Halloween fun to pose for a photo.

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Kevin Lane, the cutest Elmo to ever exist, had a great time at the LOMS Halloween Festival.

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Superman Alex Lynch-Starr took a break from his superhero duties.

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With a perfect fall day as the backdrop, hundreds of Island Park children, parents and relatives gathered at Lincoln Orens Middle School for Island Park Schools’ annual Fall Family Festival.

The event was sponsored by the PTA and Recreation Department. Children of all ages dressed up in their favorite character costumes and participated in a variety of activities including pumpkin painting, crafting, face painting, and tattooing. There was plenty to eat as well as everyone enjoyed cotton candy, jumbo pretzels, hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream, and soda.

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