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LAST WEEK’S QUESTION: At what age are you too old to go trick-or-treating?

“I think that you are too old to go trick-or-treating when you feel embarrassed by going trick-or-treating.” - Jamie Parish, Colville High freshman.

“I think the absolute oldest age you should go trick-or-treating is 13, but it’s OK to take your little brother or sister’s friends and maybe even dress up a bit. And you’re never, ever, ever too old to have a halloween or masquerade party.” - Kelly Diamond, North Idaho Christian School 7th grader “I don’t think you’re ever too old to go trick-or-treating.” - Abbra Scanlon, Central Valley sophomore.

“You’re never too old to go trick-or-treating.” - Patricia Henry, IEL senior.

“I think you’re too old at 13.” - Jessica Lanes Glover Middle school 8th grader.

“I don’t think there is no age for you to stop going trick-or-treating because it is for fun.” - Katie Brashear, Shadle Park sophomore.

“I just want to know why teenagers would be singled out on this of being too old. You have younger children out there for Halloween and you have adults partying at Halloween masquerade balls, so why can’t teenager go out there too? I don’t think there shoudl be any discrimination on having fun.” - Amy Warren, a parent.

“I am almost 18 and I belive there should be no agism and no age limit on trick-or-treating because as long as the person put a lot of effort into making a costume and creativity, and they’re festive with this holiday, they should be rewarded with free candy and shouldn’t get any look or comments from old grumpy people.” - Chana Beneson, Lewis & Clark senior.

And a comment from a high school junior in Maryland who was visiting recently: “You’re too old to go trick-or-treating when you like smashing pumpkins.”