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Communities in Elkhart, Warrenton, Johns Creek and Hagerstown are hosting free family-friendly Trunk or Treat events. Elkhart’s annual event at Island Park features trick-or-treating from decorated vehicles and a costume contest, while Warrenton’s youth event is planned at the Warren County Recreation Complex. Johns Creek’s event at City Hall invites local groups and residents to decorate cars and distribute treats, and Hagerstown’s gathering at Hagerstown Community College will include treats, costume contests and voting for favorite displays.

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