If your teen decides to go trick-or-treating this year, there are a few things they should keep in mind in terms of etiquette, especially since there will be lots of young children and families out.

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Yes, you can be too old for trick-or-treating, according to some laws around the country. famveldman – stock.adobe.com In 2017, a local paper reminded readers that tricks really are for kids ...

In the city of Chesapeake, Virginia, for example, kids over the age of 14 who trick-or-treat face a Class 4 misdemeanor, a penalty of which is a $250 fine.

One Delaware law you won't have to worry about this year is in Rehoboth where it's illegal to trick-or-treat on a Sunday. When Halloween falls on a Sunday, trick-or-treating is held on Oct. 30.

The five towns make the same request to move trick-or-treating every year to avoid conflicting with the annual Toms River Fire Company No. 1 Halloween Parade, which is traditionally held on Oct. 31.

Jackson College is hosting its ninth annual Halloween trick-or-treat event from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25 at Jackson College’s Central Campus, 2111 Emmons Road, in Summit Township.

Younger respondents said kids should be able to trick-or-treat at any age, while older Americans favor an age limit of 11 or 12. The university says the average response was 13 and a half.