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Trunk by trunk

Nov. 1, 2024 9:11 am

English Valleys High School Student Council provided treats at the trunk or treat at English Valleys Care Center Thursday.From left are Aliza Walker, Jack Osborn, Daige Sabin, Betty Brown and Ellie Patterson. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current) — English Valleys High School Student Council provided treats at the trunk-or-treat at English Valleys Care Center Thursday. From left are Aliza Walker, Jack Osborn, Daige Sabin, Betty Brown and Ellie Patterson. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Ambrose Coffman, with the North Keokuk County Fire Department, and Cameron MIller, right, with South English QRS, talk with Kendra Leeper as she goes trunk-to-trunk in costume in North English. Francesca Angulo, president of the North English Community Club, said the event was advertised from Sigourney to Williamsburg and Marengo, bringing in organizations outside Iowa County. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current) — Ambrose Coffman, with the North Keokuk County Fire Department, and Cameron Miller, right, with South English QRS, talk with Kendra Leeper as she goes trunk to trunk in North English. Francesca Angulo, president of the North English Community Club, said the event was advertised from Sigourney to Williamsburg and Marengo, bringing in organizations from outside Iowa County. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Though they couldn't corral their Willy Wonka for a photo, Oompa Loompas Mckenna Rugg, Emily Serin, Pantera Spies and Ambryn Holyman stop their trunk-to-trunk journey in North English long enough to pose. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Everyone's favorite trash guy, Oscar the Grouch, represented Cox Sanitation duringntrunk or treat at North English Care Center Oct. 31. Dominic Garringer is behind the fuzzy green face. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current) — Everyone's favorite trash guy, Oscar the Grouch, represented Cox Sanitation during trunk-or-treat at North English Care Center Oct. 31. Dominic Garringer is behind the fuzzy green face. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Corissa, Asher and Colter Frederick from Dog-Gone Daycare and Bording in North English vie for Best Trunk at the Halloween event sponsored by North English Community Club. Francesca Angulo, the club's new president, was happy with the turnout on the cold, windy day. Nearly 20 businesses and organizations showed up to hand out candy at North English Care Center. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current) — Corissa, Asher and Colter Frederick from Dog-Gone Daycare and Boarding in North English vie for Best Trunk at the Halloween event sponsored by North English Community Club. Francesca Angulo, the club's new president, was happy with the turnout on the cold, windy day. Nearly 20 businesses and organizations showed up to hand out candy at North English Care Center. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Jeanette Wells, Susan Koehn and Lisa Gerard hand out candy for Midwest Bank during the North English trunk or treat Oct 31. The bank's trunk was one of about 20 competing for Best Trunk during the event. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Betsy Frazier and Coraline, from Glaze the Galaxy in North English, run a Star Wars-themed game in their trunk, offering various prizes to trunk-or-treaters. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current) — Betsy Frazier and Coraline, from Glaze the Galaxy in North English, run a Star Wars-themed game in their trunk, offering various prizes to trunk or treaters. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Shannon Sellers, left, with St. Croix Hospice, and Desirae Timmerman wait by their trunk for costumed children and adults during the North English trunk or treat Oct 31. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

Timber Schaffner walks off with a treat from KC Tumbling during North English Community Club's trunk or treat Halloween afternoon. The event was set up at North English Care Center, allowing the residents there to watch or participate. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

The dragon, Damien Fisher, makes his way from trunk to trunk in North English Oct. 31. The annual trunk or treat at the North English Care Center drew a crowd of costumed children and parents to 20 decorated trunks. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current) — The dragon, Damien Fisher, makes his way from trunk to trunk in North English Oct. 31. The annual trunk-or-treat at the North English Care Center drew a crowd of costumed children and parents to 20 decorated trunks. (Winona Whitaker/Hometown Current)

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