Bath’s first-ever Glow Run saw participants run, walk, and roller skate in neon costumes to raise funds for RUHX, supporting ...

Do not walk between cars, where drivers can't see you. Use glow sticks, glow bracelets, reflective tape on a costume or a flashlight to help drivers see you. Drivers also should watch for kids ...

USE REFLECTIVE TAPE, ADD IT TO COSTUMES AND BAGS, OR GIVE KIDS GLOW STICKS SO THEY CAN BE SEEN MORE EASILY ON DARK AND SPOOKY HALLOWEEN NIGHTS. STAY ON SIDEWALKS INSTEAD OF WALKING BETWEEN CARS OR ...

complete with glow sticks and LED accessories, to fully embrace the party’s glow-up theme. Near the stage, participants can show off their costumes that shine brightly under the blacklight.

The best costumes are entirely cloth or plus material, the AKC said. Never include glow sticks, glow jewelry or luminescent items in or on a pet costume. They are generally non-toxic, but the ...

Dr. Robinson also says to keep extra layers handy. Rain and cold weather are always a possibility this time of year. Try finding costumes or even accessories that make your child visible at night.

He suggested bringing a flashlight or making glow stick jewelry "part of the costume." According to the National Fire Protection Association, an average of 835 home fires, from 2018-2022 ...

For many Canadians, the costume prep, pumpkin carving and stocking up on treats began weeks ago. But whenever and however you get ready for Halloween, be prepared for a parade of eager kids big ...

Avoid costumes that include masks or headpieces that could obscure a child's vision, and opt for face paint instead. Carrying ...

State Police is offering tips to keep everyone safe on Halloween. They include walking on sidewalks if they are available and ...

Meanwhile, parents should join children under 12 for trick-or-treating; make sure they have glow sticks, flashlights, or reflective material on costumes or bags so they’re more visible ...