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Oahu celebrates Halloween

Craig T. Kojima

By Craig T. Kojima and Mark Ladao

Oct. 31, 2020

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Kekoa Medina played ulu maika at Bishop Museum during Halloween.
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Aka Davis played ulu maika at Bishop Museum on Halloween.
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Kris Louie, owner of Sweet Treats by Kris, and employee Daniel Tong put together goody bags for cars participating in the “Trunk and Treat” event at Aloha Stadium.
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Kris Louie, owner of Sweet Treats by Kris, and employee Daniel Tong put together goody bags for cars participating in the “Trunk and Treat” event at Aloha Stadium.
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St. Louis School juniors Ryson Waalani and Drake Nohara took turns putting treats in the trucks of cars driving by during the “Trunk and Treat” event at Aloha Stadium.
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A child in a costume sticks a bag out of the car window as his family drives from station to station to collect treats and candy during the “Trunk and Treat” event.
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Daniel Spellman, left, Milana Spellman, Mateo Soriano and Andrej Antal, got ready for trick-or-treating at International Market Place. Daniel and Milana’s mom, Maria Spellman, was taking them around.
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There was no candy, but Lou Lebeau and son Max, dressed as video game character Mario, went trick-or-treating in a car dealership at International Market Place. Max was not discouraged.
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Robyn Schwenke posed with her son, Jack, who was dressed up as Sonic the Hedgehog, at Dylan’s Candy Bar.
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Dressed for Halloween, Weston McCue, Brycen Blaskey and George Ferrer, get ready to board a Pacific Skydiving Center plane for their jump at Dillingham Airfield.

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