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Four-year-old Liliana Penchansky channeled her love for all things ‘Toy Story’ with her costume, with help from mom Victoria Penchansky.
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There was plenty of scaring going on in Malverne Saturday with the help of 7-year-old Ryan Weiss, left, 9-year-old Connor Weiss, Maureen Clarke, 3-year-old Mary Friel.
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The classics never go out of style, as shown the costumes worn by William Tishuk, left, 1-year-old Bernadette Tishuk, and Katelyn Tishuk.
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Nassau County Legislator William Gaylor, left, joins Malverne Trustee Scott Edwards, New York State Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, Malverne Mayor Tim Sullivan with daughter, Malverne Trustee Carl Prizzi, Jennifer Prizzi, Malverne, and Trustee Lori Lang.
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If there was a creative costume award, surely Jesse Heid, left, 6-year-old Azure Heid, and Charlie Heid would be in the running!
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Keeping the village safe not just on Halloween but every day are Malverne Police Reserves Bob Oliva, left, Jack McCarren, George Leppard, Jose Jimenez, Hassan Rajja, and Tiernan Emprimo. A heartfelt ‘thank you’ for their service. One of the many games during the day’s festivities. Who’s having more fun — the kids or the adults?
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Michael Carotenuto, 9, gets some treats from Malverne Youth Board volunteers Heather Zwillick, eft, and Claudia Miletic.
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Kids young and old through the Village of Malverne got their scariest or cutest costumes ready for Halloween during the village’s annual Ragamuffin Costume Parade on Oct. 28 at the Gazebo on Church Street. The Malverne Chamber of Commerce played a big part with its annual Candy Crawl. Games, crafts, music, and of course plenty of treats were on provided.
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