AMENIA— Though Halloween was just one day away, trick or treaters in the town of Amenia didn’t have to wait long to get their scare on as they stopped by the Trunk or Treat event held on Saturday, Oct. 30.
Originally set to be held at Beekman Park, Amenia Recreation Supervisor Kelly Milano thanked the Amenia Fire Company for opening the firehouse to the town just in case it rained.
Running from 3 to 4 p.m., local trick or treaters and their families admired the cars that had been decorated for the event and added candy to their Halloween bags and sacks.
Delighted by the success of this year’s Trunk or Treat, Milano said they had 10 cars and a staggering 90 children participate in Saturday’s event.
— Kaitlin Lyle
From left, Kase Lawrence, Krew Lawrence, Bella Milano, Kody Lawrence, Eli Milano, Kogan Lawrence and Jeffrey Ellis posed in costume for a Halloween photo in front of a decked-out car at Amenia’s Trunk or Treat. Photo submitted
From left, Eli Milano, Anthony Russo and Jonathan Russo gathered in the parking lot next to the Amenia firehouse to do some early trick or treating while dressed as a Creeper, a Ghostbuster and Luigi, respectively. Photo submitted
Kim Yarnell supplies all the young dancers with gold star trophies to mark their completion of the six-week pilot program at NECC on Sunday, Oct. 11.Photo by Nathan Miller
Attendees gather at the Sharon Playhouse Sunday, Oct. 11, for the annual Jubilee gala, celebrating five years of nonprofit ownership of The Lakeville Journal and The Millerton News.Photo by Patrick Stachniak
