Halloween lineup: Parkview hosts Candy Factory drive-thru

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Palm Coast's most popular trunk-or-treat was transformed into a drive-thru Candy Shop experience this year for Halloween, with about 250 cars at a time lined up for candy bags. Pastor Greg Peters reported on Facebook that the wait time was only 40 minutes at its peak, serving about 3,000 kids.

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