Annual Trunk or Treat draws a big crowd at police/fire station
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY
Chief Deputy Ben Veren and Jail Lt. Wendell Millizer of the MCSO were all smiles as they handed out candy.
Austin White, Dan Oswald and Chris Case of the Marshalltown Fire Department stayed warm and dished out candy.
Peighton Kroeger, Havyn Solorzano and Lizzie Ryan enjoyed the Trunk or Treat.
MPD Sgt. Wyatt Shelangoski, pictured with his wife Stephanie and daughter Adeline, turned heads with his Magic School Bus costume.
Vanessa Perez and Alfonso Medina dressed as the Incredibles.
Pikachu was on a mission to catch them all — all of the pieces of candy, that is.
Several members of the UPH-Marshalltown staff pose for a photo together.
UPH-Marshalltown Paramedic Daisy Titler Chapa and EMT Kaitlyn Hill relax on a stretcher.
Pedro, Josiah and Sienna Gomez wait in line to get their candy.
MPD Sgt. Christopher Roush restocks the hot dogs while custodian Todd Palo looks on Thursday night.
Despite the chilly temperatures, the annual Halloween night Trunk or Treat at the Marshalltown Police/Fire Station, which featured those agencies along with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office and UnityPoint Health staff, was once again a big success with hundreds of families stopping by to get candy and even hot dogs from the MPD on Thursday night from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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- T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY Chief Deputy Ben Veren and Jail Lt. Wendell Millizer of the MCSO were all smiles as they handed out candy.
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- Austin White, Dan Oswald and Chris Case of the Marshalltown Fire Department stayed warm and dished out candy.
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- Peighton Kroeger, Havyn Solorzano and Lizzie Ryan enjoyed the Trunk or Treat.
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- MPD Sgt. Wyatt Shelangoski, pictured with his wife Stephanie and daughter Adeline, turned heads with his Magic School Bus costume.
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- Vanessa Perez and Alfonso Medina dressed as the Incredibles.
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- Pikachu was on a mission to catch them all — all of the pieces of candy, that is.
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- Several members of the UPH-Marshalltown staff pose for a photo together.
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- UPH-Marshalltown Paramedic Daisy Titler Chapa and EMT Kaitlyn Hill relax on a stretcher.
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- Pedro, Josiah and Sienna Gomez wait in line to get their candy.
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- MPD Sgt. Christopher Roush restocks the hot dogs while custodian Todd Palo looks on Thursday night.
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