Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing

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By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer

Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
Dressed appropriately, 3-year-old twins Alex and Ferenchick Avery visit their cousin Northborough Firefighter Chris Tetreault while attending Truck or Treat.

Northborough – Families got a head start on Halloween by attending the free Truck or Treat held Oct. 20 in the parking lot of the open-air shopping center Northborough Crossing. Treats were also distributed at some of the center’s stores.

Costumed kids were treated to a bag to fill with goodies. DJ Peter provided music while children got behind the wheel of service vehicles and trucks. The town of Northborough supplied vehicles from the fire, police and public works departments. Also displayed were trucks from local businesses.

Mingling among the families were special guests Princess Anna and Queen Elsa from the animated film “Frozen,” along with superheroes Batman and Super Woman. Kids could also play several games including cornhole and Connect Four. A mobile video game theater was also available.

For information about future Northborough Crossing events, visit northboroughcrossing.com and facebook.com/northboroughcrossing.

Photos/Ed Karvoski Jr.

Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
Delcan Tantinarawat, 4, dressed as Captain America, sits in a Northborough police cruiser.
Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
Diana, dressed as a cat, and her son Howard, 2, as a little monster, play a hula-hoop game.
Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
Paxton Foster, 22 months, costumed as Mickey Mouse, plays a game of Connect Four.
Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
James Normand, 2, costumed as a dragon, crawls on the back of a Northborough DPW truck.
Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
Colton Waugh, 3, dressed as Captain America, gets a treat from Wegmans.
Costumed kids keep on trucking at Northborough Crossing
Belma Johnson and her son Xavier, 2, score treats from Northborough Crossing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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