'Tis the Season

Trunk or Treat at St. Christopher’s Church. See photos!

Posted Friday, November 3, 2023 12:12 pm

Gina Wright cruising in the Barbie convertible.

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Reagan Buarotti dressed up as a Ghostbuster.

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Delany Kurz, Joey Tephly, Frankie Kurz, Luke Watson, Max Watson, Maddie Kurz, Kathy Kurz in their Halloween costume.

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Baldwin Home Town Heroes Maryjo Stuparich and Gary Benedict with Ghostbuster Alain Laurent.

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Evan and Noah Gonzalez are dressed to have fun for Halloween.

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The youngest dinosaurs Alexander Liriano and Noah Parler celebrating Halloween.

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Kimberly Casio with her son CJ Casio at their table that is decorated as Hocus Pocus. The table won first place for best Halloween table set.

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Ava Howell won the Scariest Costume.

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By Ben Fiebert

The 9th annual Trunk or Treat at St. Christopher’s Church occurred last Sunday afternoon.

Dozens of kids and parents were dressed up in their favorite Halloween costumes to celebrate this event. There were decorated cars to trick or treat out of, dancing, tattoos, games, and a costume contest.

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