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Boos In Brewster

November 05, 2025

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Say cheese! Parker Baron arrived at the Brewster Ladies’ Library for the Halloween parade on Friday, Oct. 31, decked out in Green Bay Packers fan attire. MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTOS

Savionne Norgeot dresses as a flamingo ahead of the parade.

Ridley Brown sits comfortably in her own pig pen, ready to receive some candy.

Town Manager Peter Lombardi strolls with his two kids — in cops and robbers outfits — to the first stop along the parade route.

Recreation Director Mike Gradone leads the parade as Charlie Brown.

Patriots fans paraded along Route 6A heading to the first stop of the parade.

Nika Scott, assistant youth services librarian, gives a smile and a wave dressed as a hamburger.

What happens when a devil, a pumpkin and a cowboy cross the road? A sea of smiles!

Robbye Nicholson waves to the camera in an elaborate lab rat costume.

The Brewster General Store was decked out for the festivities, including doughnuts and apple cider as treats for the marchers.

A princess and Pippi Longstocking excitedly wait for the treats to be delivered at the Brewster General Store.

Nolan Madden, dressed as a Minion, enjoys a doughnut hole from the Brewster General Store.

A family of culinary experts.

Alice Lins proudly shows off her banana, a prop to her monkey ensemble.

A good crowd came out for the parade, including a sing-a-long at stop one.

Paul Kehoe sings Halloween-themed tunes to a full house at the Brewster General Store.

Michelle Benoit, youth services librarian, dances with a young participant.

Kids stayed close and enjoyed the music, treats and fund.

Maybelle Usher gives the camera a good look at her dragon costume.

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