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Photos: Craig Halloween haunts range from downtown to Centennial Mall

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The characters from "Where the Wild Things Are" make their way down Victory Way as part of Trick or Treat Street Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024.
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Trick-or-treaters take a break and get some sugar at Centennial Mall’s Halloween Carnival Thursday.
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Nikki Robinson with Maple Blue’s Coffee hands distributes candy during Trick or Treat Street Thursday.
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Families go through a terrifying tunnel during Trick or Treat Street Thursday.
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A crew of scurvy bucanneers and their parrot pose along Yampa Avenue as part of Trick or Treat Street Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024.
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A “Ghostbusters” group costume is part of Trick or Treat Street Thursday.
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The “Scooby-Doo” gang collects candy at Centennial Mall’s Halloween Carnival Thursday.
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Little Red Riding Hood and an incognito Big Bad Wolf pose during Trick or Treat Street Thursday.
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Kids work to collect prizes as part of the booth by Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition at Centennial Mall’s Halloween Carnival Thursday.
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Canines at Rocky Mountain Happy Paws display their costumes and talents at Centennial Mall’s Halloween Carnival Thursday.
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Pirates hand out candy during Trick or Treat Street Thursday.
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A pair of axolotls take a break from collecting candy during Trick or Treat Street Thursday.
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