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Overcast Trunk-or-Treat brings a spooky good time
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Crowds gathered at Seamans Neck Park in Seaford to participate in Trunk-or-Treat.
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Parents David and Christina Kinares in a Bob Ross costume while their son, Dario, 7, dressed as an astronaut.
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Anthony Almonte, 7, getting ready to punt a football as a Miami Dolphin’s kicker.
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Emma, 7, throwing heat at a Trunk-or-Treat event in Seamans Neck Park last Saturday. Parents and children dressed in spooky costumes for a fun and safe trick-or-treat at the Seaford park.
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Madeline, 7, takes candy from Melissa Carter, who designed her trunk to resemble the popular Disney franchise, ‘Toy Story.’
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A day of candy, costumes, and spooky vibes brought Seaford residents together for Trunk-or-Treat.
The event, which was hosted by the Seaford Chamber of Commerce, took place at Seamans Neck Park in Seaford, and saw hundreds of parents and children dressed up and ready to collect candy. Participants decorated their car trunks to get into the Halloween spirit as they passed out candy to kids dressed as athletes, monsters, and comic book heroes.
The Seaford Trunk-or-Treat was filled with the Halloween spirit, and provided a safe and fun way for kids to enjoy trick-or-treating.
— Charles Shaw
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