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November 6, 2020

Bryden Simmons, age 8, from Den 6 and his twin sister, Charlotte were two of many participants in the Cub Scouts Pack 1’s “Trunk or Treat Social Distancing Style” event on Halloween morning at Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church. There was a steady flow of smiling faces during this two-hour event for our community.

Photo by Tracy Si