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Halloween At Hall

Just back at CCS after a year at the Singapore American School, Lily Shanker, 9, and her younger sister Siri, 5, partake of goodies being handed out in the Hall of Plaque by Felicia Eddy, a CGP second-year student from Smyrna, Chenango County. The Hall of Fame is handing out goodies until 5 p.m., when the Cooperstown Halloween Parade begins. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Just back at CCS after a year at the Singapore American School, Lily Shanker, 9, and her younger sister Siri, 5, partake of goodies being handed out in the Hall of Plaques by Felicia Eddy, a CGP second-year student from Smyrna, Chenango County. The Hall of Fame is handing out treats until 5 p.m., when the Cooperstown Halloween Parade begins. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Twins Annie and Henry Cooper prepare to enter the Hall of Fame, accompanied by mom Lizzie. The Halloween parade leaves Pioneer Park at 5. The Oneonta parade heads up Main Street at 7.
Twins Annie and Henry Cooper prepare to enter the Hall of Fame, accompanied by mom Lizzie. The Halloween parade leaves Pioneer Park at 5. The Oneonta parade heads up Main Street at 7.

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