Zombies, fairies and vampires take over downtown
Published on Mon, Nov 1, 2010 by BY PAM STEVENS | MANAGING EDITORRead More Local News
Hundreds of ghosts and goblins walked the streets of downtown Lake Stevens on Halloween night showing off their costumes and collecting candy from local businesses.
Sidewalks were scattered with beautiful princesses, Woody, Jesse and Buzz Lightyear and vampires and zombies, to name a few.
The Lake Stevens Family Center held their annual Downtown Safe Halloween event with games at the Community Center, a heart stopping haunted house and the hair raising chili cook-off.
Jay’s Market took photos of trick-or-treaters as American Legion Post 181 served apple juice and cookies.
This year’s event started with a costume parade which traveled from The Boys & Girls Club down Main Street.
Even the weather cooperated bringing falling leaves instead of falling rain.
Thank you to all of the businesses who supported this haunting event which helps bring the Lake Stevens community together and keep our residents safe on Halloween each year.
Sidewalks were scattered with beautiful princesses, Woody, Jesse and Buzz Lightyear and vampires and zombies, to name a few.
The Lake Stevens Family Center held their annual Downtown Safe Halloween event with games at the Community Center, a heart stopping haunted house and the hair raising chili cook-off.
Jay’s Market took photos of trick-or-treaters as American Legion Post 181 served apple juice and cookies.
This year’s event started with a costume parade which traveled from The Boys & Girls Club down Main Street.
Even the weather cooperated bringing falling leaves instead of falling rain.
Thank you to all of the businesses who supported this haunting event which helps bring the Lake Stevens community together and keep our residents safe on Halloween each year.
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