Child Safety News - Safety tips for Halloween (Trentonian) With only hours to prepare

Safety tips for Halloween (Trentonian)
With only hours to prepare for Halloween, police in Greater Trenton asked parents and motorists to make safety for local children the top priority. Parents must maintain the practice of inspecting candy their children receive when trick-or-treating door to door.

Snowmobile safety classes start today (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
CHEBOYGAN - The Cheboygan County Sheriff's Department will provide three snowmobile safety classes this season for children between 12 and 16 years old.

Trick or treating still tradition, safety watched (The Natchez Democrat)
Natchez The world isn t like it used to be, but trick or treating with some modifications is still a thriving tradition. Parents take safety precautions, most folks only go to houses they know and children aren t allowed to run as freely as they used to.

Keeping children safe on Halloween (South Idaho Press)
National Safety Council provides these tips for parents and their children to help keep youngsters safe this Halloween. Drivers need to watch for children darting between parked cars.

CHILDREN: Safety before sweets for trick-or-treaters (The Charlotte Observer)
Before you let your little witches and ghosts swoop down on the neighborhood this Halloween, go over these safety tips with them:

Bubbles shares his safety message (Edwardsville Intelligencer)
Bubbles the Clown was a surprise visitor to Glen Carbon Elementary School as members of the Glen Carbon Police Department presented their annual Halloween safety tips to some 300 primary school children this week.

Some safety tips for trick-or-treating in county (Medina-Gazette)
As trick-or-treating ap-proaches in Medina County, the safety and security department at Medina General Hospital offers some safety tips for children and parents this Halloween season.

NSF grant to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia bridges academic research, child safety innovation (Medical News Today)
Auto safety researchers at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) are working to make automobiles safer for children and young drivers by quickly turning new discoveries into new and safer products.

Keeping children safe this Halloween (Capital News 9)
To children, Halloween is a night of candy, costumes, and fun. But for the state, it's about safety. Lt. Governor Mary Donohue said, "We want to continue ensuring that our sex offenders are not going to be preying on our children again."

Safety stressed for Halloween (The Marietta Times)
Before letting the goblins, fairies and Batmans out of the house Saturday night to permeate the streets of Marietta for Trick-or-treat, it s a good idea to take some extra precautions to promote the children s safety.

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