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Sunday, November 01, 2020 12:05 am

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Bobbie Goss hands out candy at the Kona Elks Club drive-through trick-or treat on Saturday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Bobbie Goss hands out candy at the Kona Elks Club drive-through trick-or treat on Saturday.

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Bobbie Goss hands out candy at the Kona Elks Club drive-through trick-or treat on Saturday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kiakahi Akiona passes out goodie bags at Kona Church of the Nazarene drive-through trick-or-treat on Saturday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kona Church of the Nazarene has a drive-through trick-or-treat on Saturday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kahakai Elementary School students participate in a drive-through Halloween on Friday. Various schools and organizations held an alternative to traditional trick-or-treating this weekend. Drive-through celebrations providing a safe way for ghouls and goblins to get treats were popular, as concerns over COVID-19 curtailed the usual door-to-door activities. See more photos of alternative Halloween celebrations on page 7A. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kahakai Elementary School staff participate in a drive-through Halloween celebration on Friday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kahakai Elementary School students participate in a drive-through Halloween on Friday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kahakai Elementary School students participate in a drive-through Halloween on Friday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kahakai Elementary School students participate in a drive-through Halloween on Friday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Kahakai Elementary School students participate in a drive-through Halloween on Friday. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Aloha MAP students participate in a drive through "Alohaween" Friday evening at Big Island Grill. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Aloha MAP students pick out goodies during a drive through “Alohaween” Friday evening at Big Island Grill.

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In addition to treats, Aloha MAP students received books at the “Alohaween” drive-through Friday at Big Island Grill.

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Aloha MAP students participate in a drive through “Alohaween” Friday evening at Big Island Grill. (Photos by Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

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Aloha MAP students participate in a drive through "Alohaween" Friday evening at Big Island Grill. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)

By Laura Ruminski West Hawaii Today lruminski@westhawaiitoday.com

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Various schools and organizations held an alternative to traditional trick-or-treating this weekend. Drive-through celebrations providing a safe way for ghouls and goblins to get treats were popular, as concerns over COVID-19 curtailed the usual door-to-door activities.