Boo! Brought to you by the blue of Flagler Beach

Annual Beach Boo helps kids enjoy Halloween festivities during the pandemic.

By Brian McMillan
| 6:00 p.m. October 23, 2021

Cory Lawson peeks out of the sunroof to get his candy. Photo by Brian McMillan

Liam Lawson and Cory Lawson peek out of the sunroof their candy. Photo by Brian McMillan

Joe Ramirez, Susie Buttner, Steaphanie Dwyer, Dee Ramirez and Michele Ficocello. Photo by Brian McMillan

Alexis, Bryan and Aleah. Photo by Brian McMillan

Ashley, Aleanna and Alaighna. Photo by Brian McMillan

Abbie Pace, daughter of Flagler Beach Fire Chief Bobby Pace. Photo by Brian McMillan

Faith, J.R. and Keylan recently moved to Flagler County. Photo by Brian McMillan

Isa, of Palm Coast, is a candy corn ballerina. Photo by Brian McMillan

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Officers and employees of the Flagler Beach Police Department, many dressed in costume, handed out candy to children on Oct. 23 in a drive-thru at Wickline Park.

"We want the children of our community to celebrate Halloween in a manner that allows them to enjoy the spirit of the fall holiday, and do so as safely as possible," Flagler Beach Police Chief Matt Doughney said in a press release.

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Brian McMillan

Brian McMillan and his wife, Hailey, bought the Observer in 2023. Before taking on his role as publisher, Brian was the editor from 2010 to 2022, winning numerous awards for his column writing, photography and journalism, from the Florida Press Association.