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No Halloween Trick-Or-Treating In LA County This Year
No Halloween trick or treating this year. (<A HREF="https://unsplash.com/photos/CcUt1IkNqa4">Ben Shan/Unsplash</A>)
Forget the treats, 2020 is all tricks.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recently released its 2020 Halloween guidelines, and the restrictions are grim. Necessary, but grim.
Trick-or-treating is not recommended, for instance, and there's a lot more that you won't be able to do this Halloween season.
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