Creative costumes abound

Posted Wednesday, October 30, 2013 3:36 pm

These astronauts and their little spaceship received an award for their creative costumes.

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19-month-old Milan Zappino came in 4th place in the costume contest.

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Jeff Brugge holds 3-month-old Ava, who is all pooped out from saving her little world.

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Brook Cassatto was a sugar-free, fat-free cupcake.

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Kiersten Brull was the Fall Harvest Queen.

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Rockville Centre families came out in droves over the weekend for the Recreation Center’s annual Halloween Ragamuffin Parade and party.

Kids and their parents marched from Parking Field 12, down Long Beach Road to the Rec Center. There, they were awarded prizes for their costumes and got to enjoy a fun Halloween party.

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