If you're looking for some local haunts today, check out marylandghosts.com. Click on the "haunts" tab on the homepage to find some scary places in Harford County.
Rocks State Park and Jerusalem Mill are on the list. Please post if you know of any more that might be missing!
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Halloween in Harford
It's Halloween and here's some trick-or-treating info from the Harford County Sheriff's Office:
The municipalities listed below have recommended the following Trick-or-Treat times:
City of Aberdeen - 5 to 8pm
Town of Bel Air - 5 to 8pm
City of Havre de Grace - 6 - 8pm
Outside these municipalities, Harford County Sheriff’s Office recommends trick or treaters go out between the hours of 6 to 8pm.
Law enforcement agencies will have additional patrol officers working on October 31st to assist the community and to help insure you have a safe and Happy Halloween. Citizens are encouraged to report unusual or suspicious activity to the Sheriff’s Office by calling 410-838-6600. In cases of emergency, call 9-1-1.
Motorists traveling on Halloween night should remember that children are everywhere: streets, sidewalks, crosswalks and parking lots. You will need to be on the highest alert while driving. Many of the costumes children wear are dark and difficult to see, be sure to have your headlights on. Slow down if you see leaves on the ground, you never know where children may be hiding. Be alert at all times and please drive with caution.
The municipalities listed below have recommended the following Trick-or-Treat times:
City of Aberdeen - 5 to 8pm
Town of Bel Air - 5 to 8pm
City of Havre de Grace - 6 - 8pm
Outside these municipalities, Harford County Sheriff’s Office recommends trick or treaters go out between the hours of 6 to 8pm.
Law enforcement agencies will have additional patrol officers working on October 31st to assist the community and to help insure you have a safe and Happy Halloween. Citizens are encouraged to report unusual or suspicious activity to the Sheriff’s Office by calling 410-838-6600. In cases of emergency, call 9-1-1.
Motorists traveling on Halloween night should remember that children are everywhere: streets, sidewalks, crosswalks and parking lots. You will need to be on the highest alert while driving. Many of the costumes children wear are dark and difficult to see, be sure to have your headlights on. Slow down if you see leaves on the ground, you never know where children may be hiding. Be alert at all times and please drive with caution.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Halloween fun
For some Halloween fun check out Bel Air News and Views blog. Bel Air News and Views
And yes, I do remember dancing to this one.
And yes, I do remember dancing to this one.
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