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Halloween Trick Or Treat Times In Merrimack Valley

By Cheryl Lachendro, Publisher October 21, 2022

Official Trick or Treating Hours in the Merrimack Valley towns covered by Macaroni KID Merrimack Valley:

(Click on the town name to access the linked official announcement)


Trick or Treating Safety Tips:

  • An adult parent or guardian should accompany the children
  • If older children plan to trick-or-treat alone, plan a route, make sure they have one or more cell phones and set an agreed end time. Call to check in periodically.
  • Only go to homes that are well-lit and have a porch light on
  • Never go inside a home or car for a treat. Remain on the doorstep when visiting a home.
  • Put reflective tape on bags and costumes
  • Children and adults should have flashlights and stay in well-lit areas
  • Dress warmly
  • Always use the sidewalk, if available. If there is no sidewalk, walk facing traffic and stay off the road as much as possible.
  • Cross the street as a group, at crosswalks if available
  • Do not run across street
  • Be very careful with costume accessories such as swords and knives
  • A parent or guardian should check all treats before eating, in case of allergies or tampering. Avoid homemade treats.
  • Be very careful around luminaries, candles, and open flames.



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