Happy Halloween: Alexandria parade brings out ghosts, goblins
Ghosts and goblins were out in full force on Sunday, Oct. 31, when the Vikingland Community Support Program hosted a Halloween Parade in Alexandria.
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Ghosts and goblins were out in full force on Sunday, Oct. 31, when the Vikingland Community Support Program hosted a Halloween Parade in Alexandria.
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"This will be a fun, safe way to show off your Halloween costume and get a boat-load of candy!" said Becky Schmitz, executive director of Vikingland Community Support Program that's hosting the parade.