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Witches, Ghosts, And Ghouls Descend On Sandy Hook Center

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Although it was mild and sunny, midday Saturday, October 26, was a spooky time in Sandy Hook Center as parents brought seemingly hundreds of small children into the compact business district for some costumed pre-Halloween fun during the Ninth Annual Halloween Walk.

The Sandy Hook Organization for Prosperity (SHOP) sponsored the family-oriented event. The Halloween Walk lets participants display their costumes and collect goodies as they visit participating businesses.

The “pedestrian/walk” buttons at the four-way intersection of Church Hill Road, Riverside Road, Washington Avenue, and Glen Road got a workout during the event, as participants repeatedly triggered the traffic-signal controls to make it safe for people to cross the street.

Although the Sandy Hook business district is not the largest one in town, it likely is the most walkable one, when considering its small size and range of pedestrian amenities.

A witch, some princesses, and several fairies, among a group of civilians, cross Church Hill Road on Saturday, October 26, amid the festivities at the Halloween Walk in Sandy Hook Center. —Bee Photos, Gorosko
Marcelle Tiffany, the proprietor of Whip Salon, left, was costumed as the Mad Hatter, while salon employee Dorothy Watson was the Rainbow Unicorn.
A cluster of colorfully costumed children with their parents gathered outside a boutique in Sandy Hook Center.
Several unidentified children, who seemed to have stepped out of a fairy tale, waited with adults to cross the street at a traffic signal.
Sometimes the relatively narrow sidewalks in Sandy Hook Center did not seem wide enough to hold the throng of children and their parents at the Halloween event.
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