WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2017
FEATURES
HERMISTONHERALD.COM • A15
Treats on Main
he weather was sunny and warm in down-
T
town Hermiston for the annual Treats on
Main on Tuesday afternoon.
Hundreds of princesses, superheroes, pirates
and movie characters fl ocked to Main Street
with their parents to collect candy from down-
town business owners. Some families went
with themed costumes, like barnyard animals
or Star Wars, while in other families each child
showed off their own personality with a spe-
cially-chosen costume all their own.
For more photos of Treats on Main, visit
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STAFF
PHOTOS BY ALEXIS MANSANAREZ
Sisters Alexis Smith (Thing 1) and Hailee Smith (Thing 2) enjoy candy they
received from a nearby shop during Treats
on Main on Halloween.
Ten-year-old Aaron Bazan shows off his “Aarogonian”
custom while trick-or-treating on Main Street.
STAFF PHOTO BY JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN
Aissa and Bobby Huatl, 10, and Alyna Chavez, 5, pose as a
skeleton cheerleader, a football player and a bumble bee at
the Treats on Main event Tuesday afternoon.
STAFF PHOTO BY JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN
Lucy, 9, Tilana, 9, Jaelin, 6, and Mason, 6,
collect candy during the Treats on Main event
in downtown Hermiston on Tuesday.
STAFF PHOTO BY JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN
Kari Bazan, 8, poses as a Guardian Angel Statue while
trick-or-treating in downtown Hermiston Tuesday
afternoon.
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