Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
This is from our city council members weekly newsletter: "The Houston Parks and Recreation Department is surveying the public for input to guide future planning of Houston’s parks, recreation facilities, and programs. Please take the 5-minute surv…
Read MoreWe’re in Woodland Heights, just North of downtown. Halloween is a genuinely big deal in the neighborhood. Our home is kind of an anchor in our area. For the past 18 years we’ve put a lot of effort into Halloween. I wrote something for our civic association website about this.
https://www.woodland-heights.org/news/2020/9/8/halloween-on-the-3300-block-of-beauchamp
We’re coming to the time of year when we’d begin to start with preparations. Wondering if we can do something in a scaled back way, or should just skip year as being too dangerous given the reality of crowds Covid-19?
Normally, we get 1500+ kids and parents through our front gate over a three hour period. It can only be described as a crowd. I could see putting up some decoration but I’m uneasy about giving out candy.
What are you planning, if anything?
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