Grand Terrace Gathers for Their Halloween Festival
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
This trunk and treat-er had her trunk decorated with pumpkins and skeletons.
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Long-time Grand Terrace residents Bonnie and Bill Darwin enjoying the event.
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One Grand Terrace resident dressed up as a minion from the Despicable Me movies. Here she is taking a picture with some of the firemen from Station 23 in Grand Terrace.
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The Grand Terrace Dog Park Committee held a dog costume contest. Here’s one of the winning dogs dressed up as a hotdog.
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This Grand Terrace couple dressed their little one in a bumble bee costume.
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All the zombies, monsters, and devils of Grand Terrace lining up ready to participate in the next activity.
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Maleficent was a big hit at Friday’s event. She took pictures with children throughout the night.
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One of the many activities the children were able to play. This one was called the "3 ring toss."
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Community members gather in costume to take a picture with attending Station 23 firefighters.
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