An unconventional Halloween
Rachel Tyler, 18, shows a smile in her face-painted masterpiece she plans to wear while working at Real Life Ministries' Harvest Festival event this weekend. (MADISON HARDY/Press)
Danyelle Yerian, 41, and Zion take a stroll around the park on Halloween eve, after Coeur d'Alene sees a break in the rain. (MADISON HARDY/Press)
Grayson Hayes, 30, Sean Miller, 28, and Tessa Miller, 23, sit on the bench while discussing Halloween plans including live music and getting together with friends. From left: Grayson Hayes, Sean Miller, Tessa Miller. (MADISON HARDY/Press)
Halloween this year is anything but conventional as traditional community events have switched to socially distanced activities like drive-through trick or treating. Despite this, residents are still finding COVID-sensitive ways to be safe...
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