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Abington Celebrates an amazing October weekend

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Abington lucked out with unseasonably warm weather for the Abington Celebrates events this weekend. The Not So Scary Woods and Pumpkin Point attracted big crowds on Saturday. Sunday’s Oktoberfest ensured the weekend ended festively.

Memorial Bridge and Arch as seen from Lake Street on a partly cloudy October night.
A plucky little duck enjoys the festivities
Webster Timber Lanes brought a giant inflatable, glowing bowling pin
Kids got to explore multiple town!owned vehicles, including this large DPW dumptruck
The Mandalorian keeps watch over a pair of important pumpkins
An inflatable pumpkin on top the Island Grove bandstand was lashed down securely after escaping across Island Grove Pond earlier in the afternoon
Wish lanterns floating across Island Grove Pool
Joe’s Crazzy Critters brought a crazzy long snake on Sunday
The Double Eagle Oktoberfest German Band
The Double Eagle Oktoberfest German Band
Alex Hagerty, Michele Christian, and Ken Coyle
The Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department gave a demonstration of how their K-9 units work
Shooting hoops at a booth run by the AHS National Honor Society
A lobster dog was one of the winners of Sunday’s Howl-oween Dog Costume Contest, sponsored by Friends of Abington Dog Park
Another entrant in the Howl-oween Dog Costume Contest, sponsored by Friends of Abington Dog Park
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