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Two-year-old Landen Lovely went trick-or-treating on Main Street in Athol yeserday. The town canceled nighttime trick-or-treating.

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Children went trick-or-treating on Main Street in Athol today.

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Alex Ordentlich, 7, was still hoping trick-or-treaters would need a path to his front door in Lexington yesterday afternoon.

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Jennifer Coppolino, with daughters, Jaya, 1, and Jazmyn, 10, retrieved items yesterday from their home in Athol, which was still without power.

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Angelica and Harmony Jennings passed the time by playing games at the Turner Falls shelter.

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A lawn sign alerted neighbors that a Halloween bash was canceled at a house in Montague Center yesterday.

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Acton firefighters worked to extinguish a parking lot blaze caused by a truck bringing down power lines that sagged in the storm.

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A utility crew replaced a broken pole in Greenfield. More than 519,000 homes in the state were without power this morning.

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A sign directed residents to a Red Cross shelter for storm victims at Turners Falls High School.

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Beverly Miner, 84, rested on a cot at the Red Cross shelter at Turners Falls High School.

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A car that hit a fallen tree limb was in the middle of the road in Greenfield yesterday.

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Susan Burns of Athol sought comfort in her still-cold home yesterday.

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During the storm, a tree fell into the attic of a home in Athol.

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A sign outside Carmelina's restaurant in Hadley tried to entice passersby.