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Halloween party raises funds for Carbon Medical Peer Support

By ETV News · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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HELPER – Thousands of dollars were raised for the Carbon Medical Peer Support Program during the Day Before the Dead Halloween party on Friday, Oct. 30. The sold-out party brought the community together for a night of Halloween fun while supporting a good cause.

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