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Halloween Safety Tips

10/30/2014

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When you think of Halloween you think of costumes, spooky fun, school parties and all the awesome candy from trick or treating.  We want to keep everyone safe amidst all of the awesome fun we anticipate everyone having.  The lovernauts in the super hero fashion decided to share three tips everyone should remember when going out and about on the 31st: 
  • Check the candy before you eat it
  • Bring a flashlight 
  • Dress for the weather


We hope you have a safe and spooktackular Halloween!!!



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