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Partly Cloudy Trunk or Treat? Kids grab candy in Franklin Square
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Gregg Cajuste, lieutenant governor of the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club, dressed as Transformers favorite Bumblebee with Isabella Villa, 7, and Gabriella Villa, 4.
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Ellie Curran, 4, and Abigail Dray, 5, were game-time ready at the trunk-or-treat hosted by the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club last weekend.
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John Giuffré, county legislator, Kate Murray, town clerk, and Thomas Muscarella, town councilman, chatted with the Giammarco family at the Nov. 5 trunk-or-treat in Franklin Square.
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Halloween may have passed, but the spooky spirit remained at Rath Park last weekend as neighbors gathered to grab a treat or two.
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A good crowd showed up to sport their Halloween costumes once more at Rath Park for a Kiwanis Club trunk-or-treat.
Christopher Griffith/ Herald photos
Families, friends and neighbors all showed up to take part in the fourth annual Trunk or Treat hosted by the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club on Nov. 5.
Residents gather in the Rath Park parking lot last Sunday to celebrate Halloween over the weekend. The organization had 15 cars volunteered throughout the community to take part in the Halloween festivities and hand out candy.
Jenny Fusco Amarain, a member of the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club, said that the event started back in 2020 and has been a staple in the neighborhood since.
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