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Kettisha Stamp, right, points toward houses that might have candy outside for daughter Deliliah, 5, center, dressed as Belle, and Caitlynn Oliver, 6, dressed as Sonic the Hedgehog on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Dressed as a prisoner, Aleks Kulans, 11, reaches down to pick a lollipop out of the ground at the home of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as Belle, Delilah Stamp, 5, left, and Caitlynn Oliver, 6, dressed as Sonic the Hedgehog, return without candy from a home decorated with with signs in support of President Trump and critical of Presidential candidate Joe Biden on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Erin Oliver, from left, walks with daughter Caitlyn, 6, dressed as Sonic the Hedgehog, as Delilah Stamp, 5, dressed as Belle, walks with her mother, Kettisha Stamp, on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Dressed as a skeleton, Karter Kulans, 9, front, looks through balloons decorated as inflatable pumpkins with a candy surprise inside, as brother Aleks Kulans, 11, searches for candy of his own while dressed as a prisoner at the home of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as Spider-Man, Noah Vega, 5, from left, looks through candy with sisters Aubrey, 4, dressed as Sonic the Hedgehog, and Allison, 12, on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Kurt Moreland of Oakwood Hills waves to passersby while dressed as Ironman at his home decorated with superheroes on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Trick-or-treaters look through the candy left out by Peggy and Jim Boytor on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Dressed as the vieo game character Sally Face, Gianna Greenhill of Cary, 10, uses a provided stick to poke an inflated balloon decorated as a jack-o-lantern with candy inside on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as a steampunk scientist, Aaron Samuelson, 11, navigates the inflated jack-o-lanters filled with candy on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as Bob Ross, Ryley Malek, 10, hands over some of his candy collected on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as a purple guy, Joshua Samuelson, 10, left, and sister Rachel, 7, dressed as Cinderella and both of Prairie Grove, look through candy left out by Peggy and Jim Boytor on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Dressed as a knight, Noah Lukesh, 7, heads to the next house for candy on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Dressed as former Chicago Bears runningback Matt Forte, Max Kulans, 6, pokes an inflated jack-o-lantern filled with candy on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as Cinderella, Rachel Samuelson, 7, looks through the yard of Laurie and Tim Bachara for the perfect inflated balloon, decorated as a jack-o-lantern and filled with candy, to pop on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Gina Greenhill of Cary, right, watches as son Liam, 10, dressed in an inflated bear costume, tries to pop an inflated balloon decorated as a jack-o-lantern and filled with candy on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Dressed as the video game character Sally Face, Gianna Greenhill, 10, pops a balloon decorated as a jck-o-lantern and filled with candy, as Karter Kulans, 9, does the same on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Kim Moreland, dressed as a witch, pours a drink on a slab of dry ice to make it smoke inside a plastic jack-o-lantern on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Instructions are left on signs at the base of the driveway of Laurie and Tim Bachara's home on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn. Laurie added that her son J.C. asked her why she wanted to decorate her lawn this way and she responded to him saying "There's just a lot of unhappiness in the world right now. Anything I can do to put a smile on someone's face is worth the effort."

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Smoke pours out of a plastic jack-o-lantern after Kim Moreland poured a drink on a slab of dry ice inside the decoration on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills.

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Liam Greenhill of Cary, 10, dressed as an inflated bear, looks through the candy on the property of Laurie and Tim Bachara on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 in Oakwood Hills. The Bacharas placed candy inside balloons and placed them, along with lollipops, into the ground so children could have fun picking them out while being socially distant from one another. "It kinda bnroke my heart that the kids don't get to trick or treat like normal. I wanted to do something special," said Laurie of her candy-riddled lawn.