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Croton's Goblin Parade Draws Lots Of Little Monsters

by Art Cusano Neighbors 10/28/12  Comment
Children and their parents marched in the annual Goblin Parade through downtown Croton on Saturday, Oct. 27. Photo Credit: thedailypeekskill
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CROTON, N.Y. — Dozens of children and their parents marched Saturday in the annual Goblin Parade through downtown Croton.

Costumes were judged by Croton Mayor Leo Wiegman, County Legislator Catherine Borgia and Lauren Brady of the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce.

The parade ended with a fall festival with food, vendors and live music in Vassallo Park.

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