Greenwich EMS spreads Halloween fun with haunted ambulance, treats
Greenwich EMS has given out nearly 500 bags of pre-packaged candy at the Greenwich Housing Authority as the pandemic has caused many to avoid trick-or-treating to stay safe.
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Oct 18, 2020, 10:31 PM
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Updated 1,524 days ago
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Greenwich EMS has given out nearly 500 bags of pre-packaged candy at the Greenwich Housing Authority as the pandemic has caused many to avoid trick-or-treating to stay safe.
Children dressed up as Spiderman, dinosaurs and other superheroes to catch a glimpse of the haunted ambulance.
Greenwich EMS says it wanted to find a way to bring the happiness of Halloween to children during the pandemic.
It says it's already getting requests for Christmas.
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