Well I called a couple other members of the board and some neighbors and they weren't aware that they
county had designated Oct 31 as trick or treating and see having it here a different night as a huge nightmare. .

Actually she did. When I told her the rest of the county was going Sun and so were we, she said we weren't going in our neighborhood and I said, "Yes we are".
I'm confused-why would the county say this? Doesnt everyone celebrate Halloween ON Halloween?![]()
I'm confused-why would the county say this? Doesnt everyone celebrate Halloween ON Halloween?![]()

Most towns and or counties decide when Trick or treating will happen and set the hours.
And no a lot of places will pick a different day to hold trick or treating.
Halloween is October 31st.. That should be reason enough..
Good luck with this..![]()
Most towns and or counties decide when Trick or treating will happen and set the hours.
And no a lot of places will pick a different day to hold trick or treating.
Most towns and or counties decide when Trick or treating will happen and set the hours.
And no a lot of places will pick a different day to hold trick or treating.
Not in Maine. I had never heard of this until The Dis! Maine, the way life should be!![]()
Not in Maine. I had never heard of this until The Dis! Maine, the way life should be!![]()
How many sex offenders do you suppose live in the OP's development, and if there are any do you really think that in a sub-division with an HOA the residents wouldn't know exactly who they are and where they live?
Not sure why either, but I guess because so many people go trick or treating and older kids tend to go in groups w/o their parents. I personally do not know anyone that goes into someone's house, but doesn't mean it doesn't happen.Although I'm not really sure why Halloween would be Watch Out for Sex Offender Night anyway... do you guys let your kids go into people's houses when they're TOTing?
Just for the record I don't live in a high sex crime area, but that is just some of the things my state does. However, some people are starting a new trend that worries me. Some areas in my town are having little get togethers at their churches or parks and are advertising "tot from the trunk" . Apparently they will have a group of cars and the kids will walk around to each car to get candy--- haven't actually participated, but with all the announcements about it I'm sure some sickos will be attracted to it whether they are sex offenders or do the pin in the apple type stuff.What I would like to know is the statistics on how many children are molested, or worse on Halloween night. I'm guessing its like those statistics about how many kids are poisoned by candy or find a razor blade in their apple![]()

I'm from the seacoast area of NH. For whatever reason my city always did trick or treating on October 30th no matter what day of the week Halloween fell on.
People tend to follow the lights on knock lights off don't knock philosophy. The majority of people seem to go 6-8pm.
I just found this for NH - set hours may be new or it might just be from someone listing the common times it is done per city.
http://www.newhampshire.com/halloween/trick-or-treat.aspx
Well the Homeowner lady said that she is fine with moving it back to Sunday, Except that another woman was supposed to put as ad in the paper for this Thursday saying that our neighborhood was doing it on Saturday. If the ad is printed, then we have to do it on Saturday.
So do you think the county kids will do our neighborhood on Sat and the rest of the neighborhoods on Sunday. We could have 1000 kids. What a mess.