MIDDLEBURG – One resident in the ordinarily quiet neighborhood believes home is where the haunt is. Halloween is Oct. 31, and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and Green Cove Springs and Orange …
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MIDDLEBURG – One resident in the ordinarily quiet neighborhood believes home is where the haunt is. Halloween is Oct. 31, and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and Green Cove Springs and Orange Park police departments want everyone to follow these simple guidelines: if the lights are off at a house, the homeowners aren’t participating, stop before 9 p.m., be safe and walk on sidewalks, don’t cross in the middle of the street, choose costumes that don’t cover your face, don’t walk while using your phone, work in groups, be polite, be respectful, wear bright colors and don’t eat any candy until it’s been inspected. And most importantly, have fun!
