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By Hubert Wiggins
Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 6:21 p.m.

Read more: Local, Community, Imagination Station Callie Lorton

TOLEDO, OHIO -- Toledo youngsters got their trick or treating started a little early at the Imagination Station science museum in downtown Toledo.  Kids came dressed in their brand new Halloween costumes and went through different experiments and challenges in the hope of winning a big bag of Halloween candy at the end.  13-year-old Callie Lorton was one of the first young people in the door when the museum opened at 10 a.m.  "I think it's really nice that people are working to try and have fun with the kids," Callie said.
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