Wicked Manors’ Little Drive of Horrors will stretch from the DQ down to the Manor Complex and Five Points. But the spookiest parts will be in the middle of the party at Alibi Plaza.
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Wilton Drive at 6th Ave. is one of the most heavily traveled areas in the city. Over the weekend, a dangerous situation was stopped before it could spread.
It’s going to be a night of wicked fun as Wilton Drive becomes the Little Drive of Horrors. As the sun begins to set on Halloween, a scary good time emerges from the shadows and Wicked Manors gets underway.
As John F. Kennedy said, “There is a connection, hard to explain logically but easy to feel, between achievement in public life and progress in the arts.”
From annoying-but-harmless spam emails to insidious malware that can steal data and bring an organization to its knees, cyber threats are a relentless part of life. Governments are a favorite target for hackers, and Wilton Manors is no exception.
Queens ruled the night and LGBTQ youth benefitted. People packed the Crystal Ballroom Sept. 30 to support Julian’s Fountain of Youth (JFOY) and Wilton Collective for the 12th Reverse Quinceañera (RQ).
The church is a nightclub, the choir loft is the upstairs bar, and the wine is replaced by mimosas (though, if you ask nicely, the bartender will probably serve you a wine). Sunday Funday takes a spiritual twist this week in Wilton Manors.
Spikes in utility and insurance costs helped drive Wilton Manors’ budget to $52M. City commissioners voted 4-1 to approve the budget and set the millage rate at 5.836 for the fiscal year that started on Oct. 1.
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