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Front Royal Moose Lodge Trick or Treat drive-thru open to public

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8 years ago

October 30, 2017

Under the watchful eye of the Front Royal Moose, members prepare Trykes for Tykes last Christmas season – Tuesday’s Halloween event promises to be much scarier, in a good way. File Photo/Roger Bianchini

In keeping with its seasonal offerings, the Front Royal Moose Lodge will host a Trick or Treat drive-thru on Halloween evening, Tuesday, October 31, from 6 p.m. till …

The event is open to the public – you or your children do NOT have to be Moose members to participate.

Front Royal Moose Lodge 829 is located at 1340 John Marshall Highway, on the southeast side of town.

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