Drivers cautioned to remain alert during Halloween invasion

	Print Page		Email Page		Share		Get Reprints

Makayla Kossman sits in fall leaves to show off her witch's costume. Tonight, youngsters will invade Carbon County neighborhoods and motorists traveling in the area are cautioned to remain alert for local trick or treaters. The weather is predicted to be clear, but cold so visibility should be good for drivers.

	Print Page		Email Page		Share		Get Reprints

Top of Page

• Drivers cautioned to remain alert during Halloween invasion
• Elementary students create, decorate unique pumpkin artwork for school's contest
• Regents vote to consolidate college, applied tech center
• Special service district places plaques at fairground facilities commemorating energy workers
• Price garners statewide healthy work site award
• Newspaper corrects volunteer's name, early voting deadline
• Franny's Barber Shop closes after more than 30 years of business in Helper
• Local Man Goes to Washington, D.C. to Present Gift to President
• Lighthouse reenacts early state history
• Group gives care to birds at their refuge
• Mercury to 'eclipse' the sun next week
• College slates free Nov. 9 poetry reading for students, members of local community

• June 18, 2013
• June 13, 2013
• June 11, 2013
• June 6, 2013
• June 4, 2013

• View Archives
• View October 2006 Archives

• Carbon County drivers cautioned to stop for stationary, mobile red traffic lights
• Drivers urged to remain on alert in construction, wildlife areas
• Motorists cautioned to watch for painting, construction projects on roadways
• Motorists cautioned to watch for youth
• Health district outlines Halloween safety practices for youth, motorists