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Following this year’s hauntingly successful 33rd annual Throggs Neck Halloween Parade, costumed characters of all ages competed for top prizes in the annual Throggs Neck Halloween Costume Contest on Saturday, October 29. Assemblyman Michael Benedetto and several judges deliberated on the top three Halloween costumes across four categories.
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Edward Scissorhands was ‘a cut above’ the competition earning him second place in the zero to four-years-old category.
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The Zombie Bride took home third place in the zero to four-years-old costume contest.
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Five to seven-year-old costume contest first place champion Charlotte Sempre’s mime proved silence really is golden.
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Norma Santiago (l), her daughter, the first place prize winner of the five to seven-year-old contest, Annalee Cruz and Assemblyman Benedetto were feeling groovy.
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Assemblyman Benedetto awarded second place to Rubik’s Cube Dilan Cazamayou in the five to seven-year-old costume contest.
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Benedetto (2nd from r) congratulated this year’s winners in the eight to ten-year-old catagory for their creativity. The winners included (l-r) third place honoree Ashley Santiago, second place victor Jose Padilla and first place champion Tylor Denigar.
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Benedetto (2nd from l) with 11 to 13-year-old contest winners (l-r) third place honoree Cariluz Munoz, first place champion Dawn Moroch and second prize victor Deanna Ballas.