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After hurricanes, Halloween event planners hope to bring kids some normalcy

In the aftermath of recent hurricanes, communities are rallying to bring Halloween festivities to kids, offering a sense of normalcy and joy amid recovery efforts. Event planners and local organizers are creating Halloween events with fun and safety in mind, hoping to lift spirits and provide a playful escape for children and families. From trunk-or-treats to costume parades, these gatherings aim to bring back some seasonal magic, even as families rebuild and recover.

With resilience and community support, these events symbolize hope, helping children celebrate Halloween traditions despite the recent challenges.

“I just want to give them some normalcy and let them enjoy a day,” Mikhail said.

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