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Food-free Trunk-Or-Treat is preparing for its 10th annual event

Sergeant Bryan Lovell recommends parents check their kids candy before they eat it.
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Sergeant Bryan Lovell recommends parents check their kids candy before they eat it.
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Published 10:06 AM

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho- (KIFI) What started as a solution for her son facing food allergies to participate in trick-or-treating has turned into a decade long tradition. After the tragic loss of her husband, Meshelle Woods plans on continuing the tradition.

The event gives children facing food allergies the chance to safely participate in the holiday, and also gives parents the peace of mind that their child is safe.

The event will take place at the Idaho Falls Aquarium parking lot Halloween night from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

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