Halloween party held for disabled children
Hundreds of ghosts and goblins got a head start on trick-or-treating Sunday at Ridge Road Park in Hartsdale. The Halloween event, put on by the Miracle League of Westchester, gave children with disabilities
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Oct 27, 2014, 2:06 AM
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Updated 3,657 days ago
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Hundreds of ghosts and goblins got a head start on trick-or-treating Sunday at Ridge Road Park in Hartsdale.
The Halloween event, put on by the Miracle League of Westchester, gave children with disabilities the chance to experience Halloween as volunteers helped distribute candy and treats.
The event also featured special activities for wheelchair-bound children, including wheelchair bowling.
Nearly 300 people turned out for the festivities.
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