Photo highlights: safe Halloween practices provided by city of Winslow and Winslow Arts Council
Photo/Todd Roth
The Winslow Arts Council, aided by city of Winslow staff, held a Halloween party for families with children Oct. 27. Each child was given a plastic pumpkin pail with safety tips for trick-or-treating. The kids went through a spooky smoke maze and stopped at various stations to receive treats. Over 600 children participated in the event.
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