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Gov. Eric Holcomb and First Lady Janet Holcomb dress up as Abraham Lincoln and Indian Fever star Caitlin Clark for Halloween. (Courtesy photo)
I have been admiring the Halloween decorations in people’s yards and the costumes Hoosiers are posting on socials. I guess I missed the dressing-up gene, but I did love trick-or-treating when I was young.
My family and I live in a rural area and we don’t get any kids ringing the bell. So, I thought I’d come up with my own trick or treat this year — election style.
Trick or treat!
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by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle
November 1, 2024
by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle
November 1, 2024
I have been admiring the Halloween decorations in people’s yards and the costumes Hoosiers are posting on socials. I guess I missed the dressing-up gene, but I did love trick-or-treating when I was young.
My family and I live in a rural area and we don’t get any kids ringing the bell. So, I thought I’d come up with my own trick or treat this year — election style.
Trick or treat!
GET THE MORNING HEADLINES.
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Niki has covered the Indiana Statehouse since 1999 – including five governors. She has been honored by the Society of Professional Journalists and Hoosier State Press Association for stories on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, criminal justice issues and more. She also is a regular on Indiana Week in Review, a weekly public television rundown of news. She shifts her career to helm a staff of three and ensure Hoosiers know what’s really happening on the state level.
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