Halloween 2020

Shawn Michaels' Halloween Shutterblog I was going through my photo library and decided to do a Halloween blog featuring photos I have taken around New Jersey featuring "spooky homes". I've always thought old homes are captivating subjects and a lot of the time pretty spooky...

Ocean City plans to allow trick-or treating this Halloween, but is pointing out the importance of making the event a safe and healthy time for trick-or treaters and for those in homes giving out treats.

Everyone can celebrate Halloween, get their candy and with this invention, can do so safely.

One of 2020's most popular Halloween costumes is very, well, 2020.

Costumes are certainly encouraged but are not required to attend.

The City of Northfield will not be allowing Trick or Treating in the city this year.

2020 is a year unlike any other, and there have been changes impacting all areas of life.

Brigantine Police are the latest South Jersey police department to assess the risk of trick or treating in their town this Halloween and decide to allow it, as long as safety precautions are taken.

Governor Murphy declared trick-or-treating will still take place on Halloween this year in NJ, but PPE must be worn and social distancing must still be observed

The police chief of Galloway Township says as far as she is concerned it's a "GO" for trick-or-treating in the Township on Halloween night.