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Detroit Resident Trying to Bring Back Halloween

Holiday dampened as crime's risen

Reason Staff | 10.30.2013 8:00 AM

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Nick DiNunzio saw only three trick-or-treaters last Halloween.

This year, he's hoping to have a lot less leftover candy.

DiNunzio is working to bring Halloween back to Alma Street, which is in one of Detroit's most crime-ridden areas.

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