Trick-or-treat

Students made dolls, trick-or-treated, and watched black-and-white films at Lamont Library on Friday to celebrate Halloween at the library's first-ever ...

“It just grew from there.” “I love it — It's so cool,” Tanugi said about the event. In addition to craft making, students stopped by offices and exhibits in the library to trick-or-treat. Other students made well-known Halloween monsters like Dracula and werewolves. The recipes included ways to counter the plague, remove pimples, fix dropsy, preserve oranges, and pickle eels. Students who haunt Lamont’s study spaces late at night are often dubbed “Lamonsters” by their peers.

We don't really dress up in costumes and go door to door in Bangkok for Halloween, but if we did, what might we expect the other side?

Below, we thought of a few ways we’d love to trick or treat They exclaim “trick or treat!” when suspecting and unsuspecting home owners open the door, threatened to either give the children sweets (treat) or be faced with shame (trick). Here are some ideas for how to trick or treat millennials in 2022.

Learn about some of the most common and ghastly tricks used by criminals online and how you can avoid various security horrors this Halloween and beyond.

- Banks won’t send you random verification codes out of the blue and then call you to ask for the numbers. Day and night, on Halloween or any other day of the year, the online world is full of risks. And it becomes even harder to [tell right away if a website is real](https://www.welivesecurity.com/2021/06/23/how-tell-if-website-is-safe/) or when it’s a [fraudulent version of well-known crypto exchanges](https://www.welivesecurity.com/2022/01/12/cryptocurrency-scams-what-know-how-protect-yourself/). [say “Hi mum” or Hi dad,”](https://www.which.co.uk/news/article/warning-whatsapp-mum-and-dad-scam-continues-a7JPd3B3s4qX) claiming they have lost their number and that you should save the new one. Make no mistake, you’ll never receive your allowance, nor will your money ever be credited back to your card. - Instead, install apps from official stores (Google Play and App Store). The absence of such a policy should set alarm bells ringing. Doing online shopping is so easy that we tend to forget about its risks. Remember, however, that this alone is not a panacea as many phishing sites use HTTPS, which encrypts data with the TLS/SSL protocol. [messaged you on Instagram about an amazing Bitcoin deal](https://www.welivesecurity.com/2022/01/12/cryptocurrency-scams-what-know-how-protect-yourself/). The day has come when children knock on your door dressed in scary costumes and ask for a treat. The real danger, however, doesn’t knock on the door.

This Halloween season, the Fargo Police Department wants to advise trick-or-treaters and parents to keep safety their number one priority, right before ...

Officials said most of the holiday’s activities occur at night so children with dark costumes should wear reflective pieces or glowsticks to make them visible to drivers. Police officials say children should never trick-or-treat alone, always have a parent or trusted guardian present. However, drivers should also be extra vigilant and cautious while on the roads because children often are focused on candy or can’t see due to masks or other costume items blocking their view.

Halloween is here again and on Monday evening, millions of children all over the country will don their scariest costumes and head out trick or treating.

"Happy Halloween" tends to be the phrase of choice these days, especially for young children. Blue pumpkins are often associated with autism, while teal and purple pumpkins are becoming popular with parents of youngsters with allergies, food intolerances or health issues they would like their neighbours to be aware of. Only knock at houses with decorations: Perhaps the most importatn rule of all: when you're taking the kids out trick-or-treating, only take them to houses that have put up Halloween decorations, or at the very least have a pumpkin in the window. Only take one sweet per house: Unless invited to take more, it's become the polite thing to only take one sweet per house when offered. There's nothing worse than feeling the people you're opening the door to are just looking to fill their pockets with sweets. After around 8.30pm, you'll risk being a nuisance to your neighbours who may be winding down after the evening's Halloween fun.

Lincolnshire Police say to check all food handed to children when out on Halloween.

Send your story ideas to [[email protected], external](mailto:[email protected]) "Make sure they are wrapped sweets. "It would be wrong of us not to put that information out and not to make people think about how to go out and have a safer trick of treat night."

Halloween can be a fun night for all, but that doesn't mean parents should let their guard down.

“If you’re a parent with a young driver, I would suggest keeping them home or really stress about driving slowly and staying off cell phones. Something else parents should know: Many registered sex offenders are allowed to pass out candy on Halloween. Chief Dwojakowski says the statistics makes sense.

A grandmother has opened up about her hatred for Halloween, blasting the spooky celebration as a 'waste of money'. She's even gone as far as to compare the ...

Thirdly - why have I got to get sweets just in case some kids come around in naff [costumes](https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/shopping-deals/heres-your-kids-halloween-costumes-28280692) and say trick or treat? [post,](https://www.netmums.com/coffeehouse/other-chat-514/halloween-bonfire-night-787/1381876-am-i-only-one-who-does-not-like-halloween.html) the fed-up individual vented: "First of all, it's an American thing that kids in this country are only doing because of movies. I just let him answer the door." I didn't ban it but I didn't encourage it either, and I didn't go on about it. Rae, of Broadstairs, Kent, told the publication: "I can't stand it and think it's stupid. She also can't understand the desire to decorate houses in an 'over the top' way, a tradition she says Brits have copied from Americans.

It's kind of a bummer that Oct. 31, 2022 falls on a Monday. It's hard to get your scare on knowing you have to go back to work and the kids have school the ...

The general rule of thumb is it’s OK to stay out until 9 p.m. with 27% done making the rounds by 8 p.m. and 37% done by 9 p.m. It’s kind of a bummer that Oct. 31, 2022 falls on a Monday. There is some consensus on the best time to make the Halloween rounds.