1TOMS RIVER, N.J. – With a nor’easter expected to bring rain and strong winds to the region this week, Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick has announced that Halloween trick-or-treating will be postponed until Saturday, November 1.

The change, officials said, is intended to ensure the safety of children and families during the holiday.

The town’s traditional Halloween Parade will still take place on October 31 as scheduled.

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Toms River has rescheduled trick-or-treating to Saturday, November 1, due to the impending nor’easter.

The annual Halloween Parade will still be held on October 31 as planned.

Officials say the change prioritizes safety while allowing families to enjoy the holiday under better conditions.

Mayor cites safety and family convenience

Mayor Rodrick said the decision

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