Popular Halloween festivities in Burlington County canceled this year
Halloween on Thompson Street in Bordentown won’t happen this year due to safety concerns.
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3h agoOne of Burlington County's most popular Halloween celebrations won't happen this year.
Organizers say Halloween on Thompson Street won't happen due to large crowds the unofficial event has been bringing in. There have been safety concerns in the small city.
The celebration has been a tradition in Bordentown for 20 years.
There is no word yet if it will resume next year.
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