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Kicking off the spooky season

Tyler, Blakely and Brittany True, who were here visiting family, got into the spirit of the event.
Tyler, Blakely and Brittany True, who were here visiting family, got into the spirit of the event.
Lincoln Spencer, 1, did his best Woody impression from “Toy Story.”
Lincoln Spencer, 1, did his best Woody impression from “Toy Story.”
Hay rides had everyone in smiles.
Hay rides had everyone in smiles.
Kids filled their Halloween bags with candy and goodies thanks to the several dozen participant ...
Kids filled their Halloween bags with candy and goodies thanks to the several dozen participants who handed it out.
In addition to the other festivities, there were a handful of bounce houses free to the kids.
In addition to the other festivities, there were a handful of bounce houses free to the kids.
Once 5 p.m. hit, the line formed to kick off the trunk portion of the event.
Once 5 p.m. hit, the line formed to kick off the trunk portion of the event.
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Hundreds of children and their families turned out Saturday for the annual Trunk or Treat event at Veterans’ Memorial Park. The festivities were co-hosted by the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce and the Boulder City Bass Club. There, children walked around the outer portion of the soccer fields, where businesses and individuals, who had decorated their trunks, passed out candy.

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