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Thursday, October 15, 2015
Bethlehem Tp's Trick-or-Treat Scheduled For Halloween This Year
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I still get a laugh when I recall how when I moved to PA from NJ years ago, I was really stunned by the fact that in PA the municipalities dictate when the residents are allowed to celebrate a holiday (they have that authority?). In NJ, trick or treat was on Halloween regardless of the night it fell on. You started late in the afternoon and finished when everyone's porch lights went out. The municipality kept their nose out of it.
ReplyDeleteThen you should by all means move back to jersey. Municipalities schedule these days for the safety of children, and to advise motorists. I should not have to explain this.
ReplyDeletewhy the change everyone who lives in township always knew Friday night before Halloween.
ReplyDeleteThere will be confusion
Hence the story.
ReplyDeleteIt will bring more people from outside the Township, because they will now have two nights to grovel for candy.
ReplyDeleteHeaven forbid!
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ReplyDeleteYou are correct. In the 7+ years I worked in NJ, it was commonplace to see daylight trick-or-treaters, regardless of the day of the week. It was always on the 31st.
Bernie are you planning on "dressing up" as Divine again this year? All the boys loved you last halloween
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I was thinking more like Mediterranean Manslab.
ReplyDeleteBernie if you go the Mediterranean manslab route, don't forget the part of the costume that represents the physical gifts of the human tripod.
ReplyDeleteAnd the bleached anus
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