Halloween scenes November 7, 2008
Halloween was in and around Baldwin last Friday. The local elementary schools held parties and parades, before the children went around the neighborhoods during the evening. There was also a community haunted house in downtown Baldwin City.
These three jack-o-lanterns lit up the sidewalk in front of a house in the FireTree Estates subdivision.
Three Vinland Elementary School second graders walk in the annual Halloween parade. They are, from left, Jade Wagner, James Mead and Codi Thompson.
First graders Regan Shorb, left, and Jacie Devers were dressed in similar fashion for the annual spook parade at Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center.
The Cordoba's Haunted House proved to be a big hit with Halloween goers last Friday. The haunted house organizers gave donations to the food pantry.
Jessica Cordoba, left, leads a boy through her community haunted house on Halloween night.
Halloween trick-or-treaters make their way to a house in the FireTree Estates subdivision. That neighborhood was busy with children and their families on Halloween night.
Braelyn Hinderliter, 2, dressed up as a dog for Halloween this year. She was out with her parents, Mark and Marilee Hinderliter of Baldwin City, on the night of Oct. 31.
Rainbow Experience Preschool trick-or-treated at local businesses on Halloween. Here the group stopped by the Signal's office downtown.
A pair of Baldwin High School freshman went trick-or-treating for Halloween. They were Joszlyn Peery, left, and Audra Roberts.
Deb Ehling-Gwin, principal at Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center, leads the annual Halloween parade around the school.
Joss Bathke, a second grader at Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center, dressed up as an astronaut for the school's Halloween parade.
Three Baldwin City area children dressed in one costume at the community haunted house. They were, from left, Clara Bates, 5, Lily Bates, 8, and Sylvie Mitchell, 9.
Kyla Meisenheimer's first grade class at Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center celebrates Halloween last week.
Matt McCune, third grade teacher at Vinland Elementary School, leads his class during the Halloween parade at VES.
Jack-o-lanterns are always an annual sight on Halloween.
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