Goblins galore!
Trick or treaters take to the streets
Grant Hyatt, 13, lifts his costume unicorn head to thank homeowner Joann Poirier for the candy he received. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
From left, dressed as a knight, minion and ninja, siblings Davis Hyatt, 8, McKenzie Hyatt, 10, and Corey Hyatt, 7, pause their trick-or-treating activities to trade candy on the steps of an Ishpeming home. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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- Grant Hyatt, 13, lifts his costume unicorn head to thank homeowner Joann Poirier for the candy he received. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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- From left, dressed as a knight, minion and ninja, siblings Davis Hyatt, 8, McKenzie Hyatt, 10, and Corey Hyatt, 7, pause their trick-or-treating activities to trade candy on the steps of an Ishpeming home. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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- From left, dressed as a knight, minion and ninja, siblings Davis Hyatt, 8, McKenzie Hyatt, 10, and Corey Hyatt, 7, pause their trick-or-treating activities to trade candy on the steps of an Ishpeming home. (Journal photo by Corey Kelly)
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