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For the first time since 2020, Halloween falls on a Saturday. And in some parts of the Chicago area, that means trick-or-treat times are a bit different for the holiday this year. Many cities and villages release details about their trick-or-treat times for Halloween as the candy-filled holiday approaches. This year, some appear to be extended with many starting an hour earlier or lasting an hour later than 2025. In some cases, hours are entirely different than in years past. For example, in Justice, trick-or-treat hours Saturday are 1 to 6 p.m., Last year, hours there were 3-7 p.m. In Summit, they will be 12 to 5 p.m., the village said. While most suburbs publish their hours ahead of Oct. 31, the city of Chicago does not have designated trick-or-treat times. Hours may vary by neighborhood hours, with some offering Halloween-specific events. More suburbs are expected to announce their times in the coming days. More trick-or-treat times for the Chicago area by co