Santa Claus to make special visit to Elkton
Will be riding on a fire truck for an hour on Saturday afternoon
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The flyer announcing Santa s visit to Elkton on Saturday (Courtesy Photo)
ELKTON Santa Claus will be making a special trip to Elkton to see the kids there just before Christmas.
The Oliver Township Fire Department, the Elkton Lions Club, and other Elkton businesses are having Santa ride throughout town on an Oliver Township firetruck for about an hour, starting at 1 p.m. Dec. 19.
Some of the streets Santa will go down include Hoffman Street, Main Street, Clark Street, Weber Street, Monroe Street, York Street, KcKinley Street, and Brown Street before ending on Main Street. Santa will be on each street for about five minutes.
Agency assists:
Dec. 5 â White Salmon â Agency assist; notification delivered to a residence.
Animal calls:
Nov. 30 â Bingen â A dog was reported to have killed chickens. The owner was cited.
Dec. 6 â White Salmon â Dog at large reported. The owner was warned.
Disorderly conduct, mischief, criminal trespass and vandalism:
Nov. 30 â White Salmon â A subject was reported to be trespassing on a property. Officers were unable to locate.
Dec. 6 â Bingen â Disorderly conduct reported.
Motor vehicle crashes, incidents, offenses and impounds:
Dec. 4 â White Salmon â Officers assisted a subject who was locked out of a vehicle.
Dec. 6 â White Salmon â Driver warned for a traffic offence (property damage). The owner was notified.
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