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Halloween is coming up in the next week, and many parents are wondering which night to take their kids out to go trick-or-treating. A controversy has evolved about whether or not Halloween should be celebrated on its designated night, October 31, which falls on a Sunday this year, or on Saturday night instead. ...
“Across the Bible Belt [slang term for the area in the South where strict Christians live] this Halloween, some little ghosts and goblins might get shooed away by the neighbors – and some youngsters will not be allowed to go trick-or-treating at all – because they holiday falls on a Sunday this year,” reported the Associated Press. ... ” Evans clearly agrees with Braswell that Halloween should be celebrated on Saturday, October 30. ... “You just don’t do it [celebrate Halloween] on Sunday.
Approximate Word count = 654
Approximate Pages = 2.6
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