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Families flock to North Merrick’s ‘Trunk or Treat’

A group of young people, dressed in colorful and creative costumes, are gathered together on a grassy field surrounded by trees.
Families flock to North Merrick’s ‘Trunk or Treat’

Hundreds of North Merrick students and their family members kicked off their Halloween festivities at the Harold D. Fayette School on Oct. 24 to “Trunk or Treat” by visiting creatively decorated car trunks.

Staff members eagerly waited for the trick-or-treaters on the Fayette rear lawn, backed by their trunks decorated to resemble monsters and other spooky sights. Students were thrilled to dress as some of their favorite pop culture characters as they united with friends to fill their bags of candy. School supplies were also handed out, such as pencils and erasers. Hosted each year by the North Merrick Faculty Association, “Trunk or Treat” is highly anticipated by staff and students alike.

 

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A group of young people, dressed in colorful and creative costumes, are gathered together on a grassy field surrounded by trees.
A group of young girls dressed in colorful costumes, including tutus and bright jackets, posing together outdoors with a backdrop of trees and a cloudy sky.
A man in casual clothing is selling colorful decorative items from the back of a vehicle, with a group of people browsing and interacting with the merchandise in the background.
A group of people, dressed in colorful and festive attire, stand in front of a large tractor decorated with various Halloween-themed elements, surrounded by a rural setting with trees and other people in the background.
A group of people, mostly young adults, are gathered together outdoors, some wearing colorful and festive attire, with a backdrop of trees and a vehicle in the background.