Okay, OKAY, Chesterburgh — I’ve got something wild, and honestly, kinda scary, going down that you NEED to hear about ASAP. So buckle up because this is one of the weirdest things I’ve seen yet in our little town. Last night, just past midnight, folks near Millers Grove Park started reporting a series of strange, flashing lights hovering over the tree line. But here’s the twist — it wasn’t your usual “oh, it’s just a drone” or "someone messing with glow sticks" kinda deal. NOPE. We’re talking about at least four bright, pulsating orbs that moved in a way that doesn’t even make sense for normal aircraft. Seriously, these things zipped up, down, and sideways so fast it almost made your stomach drop.

I heard from someone close to the fire department (can’t drop names, sorry, you know how it is) that emergency crews got called out around 12:15 AM, responding to frantic 911 calls about “lights that look like stars but moved like…. like they were alive.” Firefighters and officers who showed up were reportedly baffled and even a little shaken because the lights just vanished as soon as they got close. One officer described the orbs as “glowing with an eerie blue-green hue” and said they disappeared without a sound or any visible propulsion system. My source said the officers tried to track the objects on their radios and even on an app run by the county to monitor air traffic, but zilch.

Now, this isn’t the first time weird lights have been spotted around Chesterburgh, but it’s definitely the most persistent and visible in recent memory. A local TikToker, @LunaInTheWoods, posted a shaky video last night that’s already gone semi-viral (yeah, I’m watching ALL the feeds). The clip shows these glowing balls darting through the trees and over the old Millers Grove carousel, which, interestingly enough, has been closed for the past year after some unexplained mechanical failures nobody has explained. Coincidence? I’m not sure, but I’m digging.

What’s raising even more eyebrows is that several residents living near the park reported a buzzing sound that felt almost like static electricity just before the lights appeared. Other locals are saying their phones and car radios started malfunctioning right when the lights showed up — like total dead zones. I’m talking about total signal blackouts for a good ten minutes at a time. Some even claim their smart home devices started flipping on and off randomly. Honestly, if the town's tech is glitching, that’s gotta be a part of what’s going on here.

I tried reaching the Chesterburgh Police Department’s public information officer for an official comment, but their phones have been ringing off the hook, and they haven’t gotten back yet. Meanwhile, the Millers Grove Park has been temporarily closed by city officials “pending safety inspections.” That’s all the official statement we have so far, which just makes me more curious (and a little nervous) about what they might be hiding or trying to figure out behind the scenes.

Adding to the mystery, a few old-timers who’ve lived in Chesterburgh for decades started talking about a “forgotten story” of strange lights and sounds near the park back in the late 1970s. I dug through some local archives this morning (yes, nerd-alert, but somebody’s gotta do it) and found mentions of a similar phenomenon back in ’78, when a group of teenagers claimed to have seen “glowing spheres” and experienced strange electrical disruptions during a midnight picnic at the EXACT same spot. It’s almost eerie how history seems to be repeating itself.

I also heard chatter from a group of local hunters that they found weird scorch marks on the ground deep in the forest near the park’s west edge earlier today. The marks reportedly glow faintly in the dark and feel warm to the touch — like burned earth but wi