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Photo Gallery: Dagsboro Night Out
Eight-year-old Colton Marvel aims to lasso a reward at the Crossroad Community Church game area during Dagsboro's Night Out.
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As mom Danielle Thomas, left, and Carol Thompson, right, look on, 3-year-old Luna Thomas reaches for a piece of candy at the Lighthouse Christian School table. Luna is a pupil at Dagsboro school.
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Buzz takes commands from Dagsboro Police K9 partner Cpl. Justin Wechtenhiser in a drug search demonstration at the town's Night Out.
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After sniffing out drugs in a demonstration, Smoke, the Dewey Beach Police Department K9, looks for his toy reward from Staff Cpl. Carl Kurten.
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Eight children's bicycles were given away at Dagsboro's Night Out. In photo, in front from left, Patrolwoman Catherine Hazell, Xander Via, Nicole Via and Maverick Via. In back, Tommy McCausland and Ty Remp of the Steel Horse Knights, and Cpl. J.P. Cullen.
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Jasin McCabe, training administrator with the Delaware State Fire School, shares information on fire safety and Operation GEM with Dagsboro resident Ellen Meshileya at Dagsboro's Night Out.
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John Irvin, 4, of Selbyville tests his tossing skill at one of the games offered by the Dagsboro Crossroad Community Church.
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Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department member B.J. McGee brushes the chicken as Dee Vickers checks the temperature at the Night Out barbecue that benefits the Dagsboro Police K9 program.
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Dagsboro Police Chief Nick Disciullo fills an order for chicken barbecue during the town's Night Out event Tuesday evening. Also on the serving line is Sgt. Noah Glaeser.
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Clayton Theatre owner Joanne Howe greets Dagsboro Night Out patrons at Tuesday's event held at the Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department.
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Dagsboro Mayor William Chandler III and his wife Gayle meet Dagsboro Police K9 Buzz, and his partner Cpl. Justin Wechtenhiser.
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The barrel train is about pull out, taking kids on a ride around the Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department grounds during the Night Out community event.
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By Glenn RolfeDAGSBORO – Night Out in Dagsboro Tuesday brought a steady flow of children and adults to the Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department Station 73 grounds for free hotdogs and drinks, games, activities, school, church and business booths, and K9 demonstrations.
Proceeds from a chicken barbeque support the Dagsboro Police Department’s K9, Buzz.
Numerous gift cards from area businesses and eight bicycles were given to lucky recipients in random drawings. Seven of the bikes were provided by the Steel Horse Knights motorcycle organization.
