From left, Mary Dempsey, Fluke the dog, Katie Mathews and Valerie Phanissay hand out candy to trick-or-treaters at Green River College’s campus at Kent Station on Monday evening. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

From left, Mary Dempsey, Fluke the dog, Katie Mathews and Valerie Phanissay hand out candy to trick-or-treaters at Green River College’s campus at Kent Station on Monday evening. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Trick-or-treaters converge on Kent Station

  • Tuesday, November 1, 2016 12:01pm
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Hundreds of costumed children and families collected candy from shops, restaurants and other businesses at Kent Station on Monday night.

Prizes were awarded for the best costumes.


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Izzy Miller, dressed as a bucket of popcorn, gives candy to a princess at the AMC movie theater at Kent Station. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Izzy Miller, dressed as a bucket of popcorn, gives candy to a princess at the AMC movie theater at Kent Station. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Mia’s owners dressed her as a banana split for Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Mia’s owners dressed her as a banana split for Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Vanessa Singh, 5, of Kent, dressed as a nerd for Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Vanessa Singh, 5, of Kent, dressed as a nerd for Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Vanessa Singh, 5, of Kent, dressed as a nerd for Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Vanessa Singh, 5, of Kent, dressed as a nerd for Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Lillia Smith, 6, and Isabelle Smith, 8, of Kent, completed their police officer costumes with help from their 2-month-old sister Cinthia, who was a cup of Starbucks coffee. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Lillia Smith, 6, and Isabelle Smith, 8, of Kent, completed their police officer costumes with help from their 2-month-old sister Cinthia, who was a cup of Starbucks coffee. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Amanda Eagan, of Auburn, was taken prisoner by her pugs Otter, left, and Abby on Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

Amanda Eagan, of Auburn, was taken prisoner by her pugs Otter, left, and Abby on Halloween. HEIDI SANDERS, KENT REPORTER

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