‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors

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‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors
Posing at the photo booth is the Pye family: Liam, 6, costumed as a tractor-driving farmer with his parents Andrew and Sam as cows and their 4-month-old baby Cody as a calf.

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer

Marlborough – On a pleasantly cool Oct. 20, the Marlborough Junior Woman’s Club (MJWC) partnered with One Hines Women’s Network to present the second annual Trunk or Treat in the parking lot of The Campus at Marlborough.

Nonprofit organizations, businesses and community leaders filled over 40 vehicle trunks with treats for hundreds of children. Activities took place around the lot including games and the distribution of free pumpkins. DJ Dan Brennan provided music for costumed kids to dance while judges chose notable outfits and awarded prizes to a number of honorees.

Event sponsors and vendor fees covered costs, and raised funds for the MJWC’s ongoing charitable endeavors.

For information about MJWC, visit marlboroughjuniors.org and facebook.com/marlborojuniors.

Photos/Ed Karvoski Jr.

‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors
Bailee West, 5, costumed as Captain Marvel, chooses a free pumpkin to take home.
‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors
Costumed as a police officer, Austin Fellman, 4, sits in a Marlborough police cruiser.
‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors
Andrew Foulis, 4, costumed as Catboy, learns a karate kick at the New England Martial Arts Athletic Center booth.
‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors
Dressed as a gumball machine, Kasey Loura, 7, dances in the costume contest and is named one of several winners.
‘Trunk or Treat’ benefits Marlborough charitable endeavors
Isabella Chaves, 8, gets fingerprinted for the I.D. A Kid program, sponsored by Prudential Advisors in conjunction with the Marlborough Police Department.

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