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POLK TRUNK OR TREAT

Lucas Hunter picks out some candy from the bucket at a trunk hosted by the St. Luke’s Physical Therapy office in Kresgeville. He and his dad, Christopher Hunter, are escaped prisoners while Nicole Hunter is the cop hot on their pursuit. at the Polk Township Volunteer Fire Company annual trunk-or-treat Monday evening. Traffic lined up in both directions as parents and their costumed children waited to get into the field to park. The blacktop lot behind the firehouse had cars, trucks, tractor-trailers, and fire trucks decorated and loaded with candy and treats such as hot apple cider and popcorn. Seventy-four businesses and organizations hosted trunks. This included Dean Haydt Trucking, Maynard Frantz Trucking, West End Rental, B&G Seal Coating, St. Luke’s Physical Therapy Kresgeville office, Monroe County 9-1-1, Rep. Jack Rader, and Lehigh Valley Health Network, and Pennsylvania State Police. STACI L. GOWER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS

Lucas Hunter picks out some candy from the bucket at a trunk hosted by the St. Luke’s Physical Therapy office in Kresgeville. He and his dad, Christopher Hunter, are escaped prisoners while Nicole Hunter is the cop hot on their pursuit at the Polk Township Volunteer Fire Company annual trunk-or-treat Monday evening. Traffic lined up in both directions as parents and their costumed children waited to get into the field to park. The blacktop lot behind the firehouse had cars, trucks, tractor-trailers, and fire trucks decorated and loaded with candy and treats such as hot apple cider and popcorn. Seventy-four businesses and organizations hosted trunks. This included Dean Haydt Trucking, Maynard Frantz Trucking, West End Rental, B&G Seal Coating, St. Luke’s Physical Therapy Kresgeville office, Monroe County 9-1-1, Rep. Jack Rader, and Lehigh Valley Health Network, and Pennsylvania State Police. STACI L. GOWER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS