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Halloween in the Hills was a true community opportunity. Wow! Now we know what “successful” feels like.

We saw happy, scary, children’s voices singing “God Bless America,” American flags, poppies, rulers, coloring books, rat, spider and snake toss, teenagers, grandchildren earning community hours, running out of face paint, giving out thousands of pieces of candy, and running out of candy.

It felt like success when all the families and businesses worked together. Thank you!

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Halloween

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Arlie and Harold Denomme

Halloween in the Hills was a true community opportunity. Wow! Now we know what “successful” feels like.

We saw happy, scary, children’s voices singing “God Bless America,” American flags, poppies, rulers, coloring books, rat, spider and snake toss, teenagers, grandchildren earning community hours, running out of face paint, giving out thousands of pieces of candy, and running out of candy.

It felt like success when all the families and businesses worked together. Thank you!

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