PORT ANGELES — The third annual Trick or Treat Trail Walk at Extreme Sports Park on Oct. 31 will benefit the Port Angeles swim team.
The event will offer 20 booths. This year, it will add a fire truck, ambulance, police car, dump truck and excavator for kids to check out.
Organizers are asking for candy donations from local businesses. Businesses can sponsor a booth for $300 or donate up to $100 worth of candy. If interested, people can call 360-460-2601 or 260-461-0426.
Hawks game may move
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks will move the kickoff time against the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday back by about 90 minutes if there is a Game 4 of the American League Division Series between the Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros.
The Seahawks announced the time adjustment on Wednesday. If there is a Game 4 between the Astros and Mariners, the Seahawks and Cardinals will kickoff at 2:30 p.m. local time rather than the currently scheduled 1:05 p.m. kickoff. The game will still be broadcast by FOX.
If necessary, Game 4 between the Mariners and Astros is scheduled to start at 12:07 p.m. local time.
The city of Seattle has stipulations that keep full-stadium events from starting simultaneously at Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park, which are situated next to one another just south of downtown. In the case of the Mariners being in the playoffs, they have scheduling priority over the Seahawks.
If there is no baseball game being played on Sunday, the Seahawks and Cardinals will stay with the original start time of 1:05 p.m.
Pickleball on Colbert
LOS ANGELES — The pickleball craze is getting the Stephen Colbert treatment, with charity the winner.
Colbert will host CBS’ “Pickled,” described as a sports-comedy special centered on a celebrity pickleball tournament. Among the players: Dierks Bentley, Will Ferrell, Emma Watson, Daniel Dae Kim, Max Greenfield, Luis Guzman, Sugar Ray Leonard, Tig Notaro and Kelly Rowland.
Colbert and Kenny Loggins will join in a national-anthem duet for the two-hour special airing at 6 p.m. Pacific Nov. 17 on CBS. It will stream live and on demand on Paramount+.
“If you love pickleball and you love celebrities and you love helping people, you’re going to love watching these celebrities help people by playing pickleball,” Colbert said Wednesday. The host of CBS’ “The Late Show” will bestow the Colbert Cup.
Teams will compete to benefit nonprofit Comic Relief US, with viewers asked to contribute in support of programs that “address the life-altering impact of homelessness, rootlessness and lack of safety often experienced by children and families living in poverty,” the group said.
Cari Champion, John Michael Higgins and Bill Raftery will be among the announcers providing color commentary.
