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Cartoon: Receiving treats on Halloween

By Kaylee Rutherford, Cartoonist
November 3, 2025
Kaylee Rutherford
An illustration depicts two people reacting to the candy they have received on Halloween. One is happy and the other is sad. (Kaylee Rutherford | Northern Star)
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