Enjoy Trick-Or-Treating By Staying Safe

An evening of trick-or-treating should end with glowing smiles as the little ghouls and goblins look over their haul of candy, not in tears or at the emergency room.

The American Red Cross is offering what it calls its "Lucky 13" tips to be safe while trick-or-treating.

Don't forget, is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Check out the attached PDF form here for the full list. Here are some of the highlights:

• Everyone should have a flashlight.
• Use face paint instead of a mask, which can block vision.
• Cross the street only at corners, and look both ways before crossing.
• Have parents check the candy before eating.