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See Spot trick-or-treat

Jamy White and her children Carson, 2, and Montana, 1, attended La Verne’s Halloween parade on the corner of Wheeler Avenue and Foothill Boulevard last Saturday. The children paraded around the shopping center to display their costumes while live entertainment and raffles were offered as part of the festivities. / photo by Adam Omernik
Jamy White and her children Carson, 2, and Montana, 1, attended La Verne’s Halloween parade on the corner of Wheeler Avenue and Foothill Boulevard last Saturday. The children paraded around the shopping center to display their costumes while live entertainment and raffles were offered as part of the festivities. / photo by Adam Omernik
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