Kids loved the many scary treats that were on the street. Madison Livingston (8) Johanna Hessel (7) and John Hessel (6) had a great time.
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Vanessa Alvarez (2), with her big sister Sofia Alvarez (7) were getting a allergy friendly pumpkin from some concerned school moms. Jessica Stark, Jean Reid, Debbie Gazzola gave out Teal Pumpkin Project, helping to create a safer hapier halloween for all. Food allergy research and education. Non-food treats for kids.
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This family was monkeying around town, having a lot of fun. Michael Anderson with his wife Danielle and little son, Michael (10month)
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Mom Jackie Gleason had her hands full with the mermaids -- her girls. Gwen (4), Gretchen (2) and Grace (1).
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Everyone had a costum on, people of all ages and their pets, as well. Rob Dimilia had his dog Cooper dressed in his SuperDog outfit.
Ghouls, goblins, ghosts and superheroes roamed the avenue last Sunday when the Village of Lynbrook and its Recreation Department hosted the annual Halloween Havoc on Atlantic Avenue.
Residents were greeted with a spooky walkway, a magic show, D.J., giveaways, bouncy rides and more. A costume parade was held at 11:30 a.m. at the Earle Avenue parking lot.
A table with teal colored pumpkins, The Teal Pumpkin Project, offered allergy awareness and advice.
