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Halifax’s October calendar separates town business from autumn events
The town lists an October 12 closure, an October 13 council meeting and later community events; each entry needs its own access check.
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Two civic dates come first
The Town of Halifax website lists Town Hall closed on October 12 and a Town Council meeting on October 13. The closure is a town notice, not a promise that every county office, school, court or private service follows the same schedule.
Two community dates follow
The same page lists Fall Is In The Air on October 17 and the Town of Halifax Treat Trail on October 31. The homepage confirms the dates but does not, by itself, establish admission, exact hours, vendors, weather arrangements or accessibility details.
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Open the town calendar or contact Town Hall before attending. For council business, use the agenda and later minutes; for public events, confirm the individual event entry.
Halifax town listings should not be generalized to neighboring South Boston.
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Primary town source checked October 6, 2026; homepage lists October 12, 13, 17 and 31 entries.
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