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Let's face it, when we were young there weren't many sixty-something folks in spandex on road bicycles anywhere to be found.

"We hope that anybody who loves Halloween will come out and join in the parade or enjoy watching from the sidelines," Diane Tucci noted.

Too old for trick-or-treating? Here's a few thrilling and some not so spooky ways to revel in All Hallows' Eve.

There will be several enchanting affairs for little ones held in celebration of Halloween.

It's not just about the sweet treats leading up to Halloween.

Even today many sailors on their way from East Hampton's Three Mile Harbor must negotiate the tricky current, narrowness and lack of cooperative wind when sailing through what is now not Cedar Island, but Cedar Point.

Looking for a festive affair to show off your impressive Halloween costume at?

"Events like the Fall Festival showcase the best in our community," Glenn O.Vickers II shared.

"We want to bring the school and surrounding community together for a low stress and healthy event," explained Sean Hattrick.

"Kindness, compassion and charity to our neighbors, not only strengthens our community today, but future generations involved in helping will continue on this positive path," MaryEllen Adipietro, race director, relayed. "Together we can."