Spooky Schuylkill 5K benefits local nonprofit
Approximately 200 runners from Schuylkill County participated in the annual Spooky Schuylkill 5K on the Schuylkill River Trail.
The event, now in its 13th year, is a fundraiser for Schuylkill Connects, a nonprofit service provider that aims to improve community relations and development.
Runners of all ages and skill levels competed on a 3.1-mile section of the trail, with some wearing unconventional Halloween costumes.
Some ran the 5K wearing unconventional costumes that restricted their movement.
The event took place on a crisp Saturday morning in the woods near Landingville’s Faith Reformed UCC.
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