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PHOTOS: Western Colorado towns celebrate Halloween

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A Tyrannosaurus rex makes her way down the street, at the Preschool Halloween Parade in Rifle on the morning of Oct. 27.
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The children were out in droves to celebrate Halloween over the past week with their communities, in the towns of Rifle and Silt. The towns organized these events, the Preschool Halloween Parade and Fall Festival, respectively, to bring together businesses and the people who live there.

Happy Halloween!

A Minion and Belle smile while waiting for candy during the Preschool Halloween Parade in Rifle on the morning of Oct. 27.
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Horse-drawn carriages walked swiftly up and down the street on Tuesday evening at the Silt Fall Festival.
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Blue is sus (suspicious) outside the Whistle Pig in Rifle on the morning of Oct. 27 during the Preschool Halloween Parade. There might be an imposter among us.
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Misty, owner of Wild’s Coffee in Silt, gives out candy to patrons at the Silt Fall Festival on Tuesday evening.
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Kissy Missy, from the horror game Poppy Playtime, makes an appearance outside the Whistle Pig in Rifle during the Preschool Halloween Parade on the morning of Oct. 27.
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An ‘inmate’ and Silt police officer pose for a photo at the Silt Fall Festival on Tuesday evening.
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Max from “Where the Wild Things Are” sips juice next to one of the Wild Things (his guardian) during the Preschool Halloween Parade in Rifle on the morning of Oct. 27.
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A large crowd gathered at the Silt Fall Festival on Tuesday evening.
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