Students and staff and Webster Elementary School collected goods for the local food banks in their campaign called “Halloween For Hunger,” and as part of their school-wide goal of expressing gratitude. Photo: Submitted

Students and staff and Webster Elementary School collected goods for the local food banks in their campaign called “Halloween For Hunger,” and as part of their school-wide goal of expressing gratitude. Photo: Submitted

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Students and staff and Webster Elementary School collected goods for the local food banks in their campaign called “Halloween For Hunger,” and as part of their school-wide goal of expressing gratitude. Photo: Submitted

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