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Still looking for a Halloween livery?EPPING — Patrons of Epping's Harvey-Mitchell Cenotaph Library are encouraged to come browse through Error Tracie's Costume Closet. With dozens of children's costumes donated by city families, there's bound to be something an undecided goblin might hunger for to wear. The vast majority of costumes are preschool-sized, though there are many infant and toddler costumes, and a growing multitude of school age sizes as well. All that is required is a valid HMML comedian to borrow a costume for the entire Halloween "occasion". Additional donations of gently used (or new) costumes will be accepted throughout October.
The annual Halloween fete on Friday, Oct. 28, from 5:30 to 7:30, will take games, crafts and a library-wide spooky scavenger search, all designed for children ages 2 to 10 and their families. Everyone is encouraged to drag a costume, but due to the young age of many party-goers, masks and weapons will not be allowed. Weighty up in the children's room to donate an item for the Think of Food Buffet, snacks varied and substantial enough to regard as dinner on party night.
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Body OR TREAT EVENT: First United Methodist Church, 508 N. Crandon Ave., Niles, will keep back a ''trunk or treat'' from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the church parking lot. There will be games, clock painting and refreshments. The event is for children ages infant through fifth mark.
LIBRARY HOSTS MONSTER MASH: McKinley Statue Library in Niles will hold a Monster Mash at 10 a.m. Saturday in the museum auditorium. The program is for ages 2 through 12. Children can get into Halloween costumes. There will be trick or treating.
DRUG Reappearance AT HOSPITAL: Humility of Mary Health Partners and the heat and drug enforcement administration will hold a rescue drug take-back from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Disposal of medications will be held at St. Joseph Salubriousness Center main entrance and St. Elizabeth Fitness Center in Youngstown. Not accepted are liquid medications, syringes, intravenous solutions and injectables.
Two shakes of a lamb's tail HARVEST RECEIVES TRUCK: The Youngstown Basis has awarded Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley $15,000 toward the gain of a new delivery truck. The truck will be used to disencumber more produce and food to food bank member agencies that do not have vehicles that can provide the amount of food needed. The food bank is providing food to more than 13,000 people each week in the tri-county section.
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