Children, including a cowboy on a dinosaur, come and go from Chai Cupboard as they trick-or-treat up and down Colby during Downtown Everett Association’s Halloween event Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023, in Everett, Washington. (Ryan Berry / The Herald)
Local businesses and organizations passed out candy to trick-or-treaters Saturday.
EVERETT — Children and their parents got a jump start on Halloween at the Downtown Everett Association’s trick-or-treat event Saturday afternoon.
Local businesses handed out candy to hundreds of eager trick-or-treaters, and a number of local organizations set up booths at Wetmore Plaza to offer fun, games and treats.
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