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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Minimize tricks, maximize treats

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Have each child carry or wear something lit, such as a flashlight, glow bracelet or necklace, or flashing attire for visibility. Light-up shoes are also practical and ever-so-noticeable on a dark Halloween night.

Trick or treaters should walk, not run, and should never cut across lawns or driveways.Obstacles could exist that aren’t readily visible in the evening.

Only carry flexible props, such as knives, swords, ninja items, etc., that can’t cause injury if a child accidentally falls.

Only trick or treat at houses that are lit. Residents who do not wish to be bothered by trick-or-treaters often leave their lights off as a sign; respect their preference by not going to houses that have lights off.

— Source: Lincoln Housing

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