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Halloween: Activities include a ‘Trunk or Treat’ and pumpkin drop
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Sanctuary are welcome in
lieu of a registration fee.
Participants will receive
goodie bags.
From noon to 3 p.m.,
the Halloween Carnival at
Quatat Park features crafts
and activities for kids of all
ages. Donations will bene-
fi t local programs including
Shop with a Cop, the Assis-
tance League and volunteer
fi refi ghters.
From 4 to 6 p.m. , fami-
lies are invited to the second
“Trunk or Treat” along Edge-
wood outside of the Carou-
sel Mall. Decorated vehi-
cles provide a safe Trick or
Treat experience. Open spots
remain on Edgewood out-
side the Carousel Mall, Fuji-
wara-Pavlik said.
“We welcome businesses,
families, organizations, any-
one who has a vehicle they
can dress up and wants to
give out candy in a safe
environment.”
DJ Shortstop hosts a
dance party at Quatat Park
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on
Jeff Ter Har
Aftermath of the 2019 pumpkin drop. The drop will be held Nov. 1 in the Seaside Civic and
Convention Center parking lot.
Halloween night, playing
Halloween favorites.
The pumpkin drop takes
place in the parking lot
behind the Carousel Mall
Nov. 1 at noon, as a giant
pumpkin will be dropped
from a big crane. Watch as a
more than 40-pound pump-
kin is dropped from 40 feet;
weather permitting. The
downtown
development
association will be taking bets
from the audience on where
the farthest piece of pumpkin
will land.
In addition to these events,
a live pumpkin carving takes
place at the new Saltline
Hotel throughout the day on
Halloween .
The Knights of Columbus
will serve pancakes and sau-
sage at Our Lady of Victory
Catholic Church from 8:30 to
10:30 a.m. Nov. 1 . Donations
collected support the Knights
of Columbus.
To join the Trunk or Treat
parade, visit downtown devel-
opment association’s Face-
book page or email admin@
seasidedowntown.com.
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PTO: Group is looking to establish new traditions
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Ridge PTO wants to host a
combo event featuring ele-
ments of both those favorites
sometime during the spring.
Even if that’s not feasible
this school year because
of COVID-19, Clyde said,
they will carry on the tra-
dition in future years. The
Thanksgiving Turkey Trot,
discount cards and cookie
dough fundraiser will also
be sustained.
The group also is look-
ing to establish new tradi-
tions for the Pacifi c Ridge
Puffi ns, and they welcome
parents, guardians and
community members to
contribute as they can.
“Anyone is welcome,”
Clyde said. “We love to
have different perspectives
and different volunteers. If
anybody has a great idea
for a fundraiser, we totally
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