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Community - Crofton
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
11/03/09
In spite of the soggy weather, costumed kids of all ages came out for the 33rd annual Crofton Kiwanis Halloween Parade on Saturday. Leading the parade with sirens blaring were county police and emergency vehicles from the Arundel Volunteer Fire Department followed by a color guard troop from the U.S. Army Reserve. 
Jennifer Ginn — For The Capital
The Smith Family, Andrew, 7, Mark, Robin and Matthew, 8, won “Best Group” for their homemade pumpkin pie costumes at the 33rd annual Crofton Kiwanis Halloween Parade.Find Us On Facebook
Local business Turning Leaf Landscaping put together a festive and frightful float for the occasion and students from Vuong's Taekwondo Center passed out candy to parade watchers along the route. Marching bands from Arundel and South River High schools shared their musical talents as they rounded Crofton...
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