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Camas Bike & Sport co-owner Ed Fischer gives candy to children during Boo Bash Wednesday.

Camas Bike & Sport co-owner Ed Fischer gives candy to children during Boo Bash Wednesday.

Three little girls dressed as Elsa the Snow Queen from the popular Disney movie "Frozen" pose together by the Cedar Street fountain.

Three little girls dressed as Elsa the Snow Queen from the popular Disney movie "Frozen" pose together by the Cedar Street fountain.

Wednesday’s Boo Bash drew hundreds of kids to downtown Camas for the annual trick-or-treating extravaganza.

This week, the Downtown Camas Association is planning its next event — “Hats Off To Harvest.” As part of First Friday activities, from 5 to 8 p.m. there will be a pie tasting contest inside participating businesses, a pie raffle, kids’ crafts, and an autumn themed photo booth. For more information, visit www.downtowncamas.com.

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