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Lowe’s announced the launch of its curbside trick-or-treating event at its stores across the country. The event will run from 6-7 p.m. on Oct. 22 and Oct. 29. Space is limited, so be sure to choose your location and event date to save your spot for free sweet treats and a kid-sized pumpkin. There are six locations in Duval County, two in Clay County, one in Nassau County and one in Camden County. Click here to find a Lowe’s location near you.