Sally Sessler hands out bags of candy as her husband Jim Sessler watches from the door, during trick-or-treating in Laconia on Halloween night. Sally said the couple has lived in Laconia for 40 years, and believes trick-or-treating is more popular now than ever. “I made 500 little bags, and we won’t make it to 8 o’clock,” she said. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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