Patti Petriga of Larksville, an employee of the Luzerne County Department of Emergency Services, and dressed as a scarecrow, greets all the trunk or treaters in Hanover Township on Sunday.
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Dressed as Mike Wazowski from ‘Monsters Inc.,’ Davayah Matox, 10, of Wilkes-Barre, made his way around the stands at the trunk or treat on Sunday.
Fred Adams | For Times Leader
Dressed as a princess, Khaleesi Jacobosky, 3, of Kingston goes from stand to stand at the trunk or treat.
Fred Adams | For Times Leader
Shane Britt of Luzerne carries his son, who is dressed as a character from ‘Paw Patrol’ at the trunk or treat event on Sunday.
Fred Adams | For Times Leader
Alyssa Shawn of Nanticoke walks with her daughter, Scarlett, six months, who is dressed as a triceratops dinosaur at the trunk or treat event in Hanover Township on Sunday.
Fred Adams | For Times Leader
Many people attended the trunk or treat event at the Luzerne County Department of Emergency Services in Hanover Township on Sunday.
Fred Adams | For Times Leader
Patti Petriga of Larksville, an employee of the Luzerne County Department of Emergency Services, and dressed as a scarecrow, greets all the trunk or treaters in Hanover Township on Sunday.
Dressed as Mike Wazowski from ‘Monsters Inc.,’ Davayah Matox, 10, of Wilkes-Barre, made his way around the stands at the trunk or treat on Sunday.
Dressed as a princess, Khaleesi Jacobosky, 3, of Kingston goes from stand to stand at the trunk or treat.
Shane Britt of Luzerne carries his son, who is dressed as a character from ‘Paw Patrol’ at the trunk or treat event on Sunday.
Alyssa Shawn of Nanticoke walks with her daughter, Scarlett, six months, who is dressed as a triceratops dinosaur at the trunk or treat event in Hanover Township on Sunday.
Many people attended the trunk or treat event at the Luzerne County Department of Emergency Services in Hanover Township on Sunday.
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