Halloween Photos
Shamokin Halloween parade
Addeline Harvey, left, and Ella Hughes portray Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton from “The Grand Ole Opry” during the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Hundreds of children lined the parade route, which started at Claude Kehler Community Park and concluded at the municipal parking lot off of Independence Street.
Shamokin Halloween parade
The Shamokin Area High School Band performs during the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Band members wore a variety of costumes.
Shamokin Halloween parade
Children wait for the start of the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Hundreds of children lined the parade route, which started at Claude Kehler Community Park and concluded at the municipal lot off Independence Street.
Shamokin Halloween parade
Members of the Friendship Fire Co. in Shamokin hand out Middleswarth chips during the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Hundreds of children lined the parade route, which started at Claude Kehler Community Park and concluded at the municipal lot off Independence Street.
Shamokin Halloween parade
The Savlov family, of Elysburg, went with a “Price is Right” theme during the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. The parade featured floats, groups and individuals.
Shamokin Halloween parade
Members of Heath’s Gym Dance Crew perform to the music from “Ghostbusters” during the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Hundreds of children lined the parade route, which started at Claude Kehler Community Park and concluded at the municipal lot off Independence Street.
Shamokin Halloween parade
Jayden and Taylor Zayas, center, approach the judging station while accompanied by JoAnne Gilger and Taryn Zayas during the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Participants were judged in several categories, including groups and individuals.
Shamokin Halloween parade
Jaedyn Brown plays the clarinet while portraying a character from “The Ring” as the Shamokin Area High School band marches in the Shamokin Halloween parade Wednesday night. Band members dressed in an assortment of costumes.
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Trunk-or-treat at SAHS
Shamokin Area Elementary School autistic support teacher Elizabeth Bergeron passes out candy to trick-or-treaters during trunk-or-treat Monday night held in the parking lot of the Shamokin Area/Middle High School.
Trunk-or-treat at SAHS
Chris Frushon, Northumberland County Career and Technology Center culinary instructor, poses with students as “Mr. Chef” during a trunk-or-treat event at the Shamokin Area/Middle High School parking lot.
Trunk-or-treat at SAHS
The Shamokin Area TV club poses near a treasure chest of candy Monday night during trunk-or-treat event held in the Shamokin Area/Middle High school parking lot. Pictured are, kneeling, Hannah Bashore; and, from left, Kayla Harvey, Molly Rossnock, Micheal Artman, Porter Kramer and Kate Amato.
Trunk-or-treat at SAHS
Ryder Reed, 1, who is dressed as Dobby from the Harry Potter series, reaches for a broom during trunk-or-treat held on the Shamokin Area/Middle High School parking lot Monday night.
Trunk-or-treat at SAHS
Shamokin’s B.E.S.T club chose a “Toy Story” theme for trunk-or-treat night held on the Shamokin Area/Middle High School parking lot Monday night. Pictured, from left, are Leon Supsic Jr., Beth Sheriff, Sierra Carl and Christin Hughes.
Trunk-or-treat
Three-year-old Henry Catizone, of Gowen City, chooses a prize during a trunk-or-treat organized by Coal Township resident Heather Reigle Sunday afternoon directly behind the Weis Markets along Walnut Street in Shamokin.
Trunk-or-treat
Coal Township resident Heather Reigle hands out candy during a trunk-or-treat she organized Sunday afternoon directly behind the Weis Markets along Walnut Street in Shamokin. About 20 people pulled in their vehicles to pass out candy to youngsters.
Witches and goblins
The Brokenshire and Arbogast families went with a “Hocus Pocus” theme to hand out candy Friday evening during the second annual trunk-or-treat hosted by Aaron’s in Coal Township. More than 10 vehicles were decorated for the event, which attracted a nice crowd.
Witches and goblins
The Brokenshire and Arbogast families went with a “Hocus Pocus” theme to hand out candy Friday evening during the second annual trunk-or-treat hosted by Aaron’s in Coal Township. More than 10 vehicles were decorated for the event, which attracted a nice crowd.
Witches and goblins
Jen Curcie is the cowardly lion from “The Wizard of Oz” while handing out candy Friday evening during the second annual trunk-or-treat hosted by Aaron’s in Coal Township.
SAES holds annual Halloween parade
Shamokin Area Elementary School students show off their Halloween costumes during a parade around the lower parking lots Thursday afternoon. Parents and guardians were welcomed to line the parade route to watch the students and their teachers stroll by.
SAES annual Halloween parade
Shamokin Area Elementary School students show off their Halloween costumes during a parade around the lower parking lots Thursday afternoon. Parents and guardians were welcomed to line the parade route to watch the students and their teachers stroll by.
Kulpmont Halloween parade
Beth Gensemer, a resident of Kulpmont, approaches the judges of the Kulpmont Halloween parade held Thursday night.
Kulpmont Halloween parade
Brynnlee Balliet, 9, of Den-Mar Gardens, poses for a photo during the Kulpmont Halloween parade held Thursday night. The parade feature the high school band, floats, groups and individuals.
Kulpmont Halloween parade
Julianna Zosh, 1, looks at the judges of the Kulpmont Halloween parade while accompanied by her mother, Kimberly, and father, Mark, of Kulpmont, Thursday night in the borough. More photos, Page A6.
Kulpmont Halloween parade
The Mount Carmel Area High School Big Red Band performs during the Kulpmont Halloween parade held Thursday night in the borough.
Kulpmont Halloween parade
LEFT: Rosie Mitchell, left, and Corinne Feese, both 15, approach the judges of the Kulpmont Halloween parade held Thursday night. The parade featured the high school band, floats, groups and individuals. RIGHT: Brynnlee Balliet, 9, of Den-Mar Gardens, poses for a photo during the Kulpmont Halloween parade held Thursday night.
Southern Columbia Area High School student council holds trunk-or-treat
Youngsters dress in an assortment of costumes for a trunk-or-treat held by the Southern Columbia Area High School student council Thursday afternoon at the high school.
Southern Columbia Area High School student council holds trunk-or-treat
Members of the Southern Columbia Area High School student council, from left, Ava Rosko, junior representative; Kole Biscoe, vice president; Cassidy Savinski, treasurer; Cailee Davis, president; Marlee Swank, senior representative; and Morgan Brill, secretary, pose for a photo while hosting a trunk-or-treat Thursday afternoon at the high school.
Southern Columbia Area High School student council holds trunk-or-treat
Members of the Southern Columbia Area High School girls basketball team pose for a photo during a trunk-or-treat held by the Southern Columbia Area High School student council Thursday afternoon at the high school. Educators, administrators, sports teams and clubs were among those that shelled out candy.
SCA student council holds trunk-or-treat
JoAnn Stine, a paraprofessional for the Southern Columbia Area School District, is a “tube of toothpaste” during a trunk-or-treat held by the Southern Columbia Area High School student council Thursday afternoon at the high school. Educators, administrators, sports teams and clubs were among those that shelled out candy.
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