Published October 30. 2018 02:45PM
The grounds of the Nesquehoning Hose Company were alive with spooks, squirrels, superheroes and dinosaurs Sunday night during the borough’s first trunk-or-treat event. Approximately 45 candy stations were set up in trunks and along walkways for the hundreds of children who participated. The event was funded solely by community donations. The events committee is hoping to make the event an annual Halloween celebration for the borough.
Kamryne Smith and her pirate-themed trunk were just one of the many stations giving out treats during the Nesquehoning trunk-or-treat event. Scan this photo with the Prindeo app for a photo gallery of the event.
One-year-old Tommy Kennedy of Mahoning Township takes a break from trunk-or-treating to show off his Dwight Schrute from “The Office” costume. AMY MILLER/TIMES NEWS
Sophie Thigpen, 8, of Summit Hill, roasts a marshmallow at the Nesquehoning True Value station.