Chocolate tastes better when it’s shot from the mouth of a dragon.
That’s the idea behind the Gilbert House Children’s Museum’s annual “Halloween Re-Engineered” event, which draws dozens of kids for a creative take on trick-or-treating.
What began as a pandemic effort to give candy out in a socially-distant fashion has become an annual affair with trolley, dragon and erector set delivery systems for candy.
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Laura Tesler has lived in Salem, Oregon for 20 years and is originally from Flint, MI. Laura has been an underwater photographer for 15 years, and is an avid scuba diver. Topside, she has been taking photographs since age 12, and currently works on assignment for the Salem Reporter, and full time purchasing land for fish and wildlife habitat in the Willamette Valley. Laura attended Oregon State University, and has traveled extensively all over the world and the United States.