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Let the lights shine on the Christmas tree and Hanukkah menorah, which were lit right before sun set.
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Kayla Connolly, 7, front, and Samantha Harden, 10, also added some
final touches.
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Nicole Hallett, 11, above, helped decorate the giant tree
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The W.T. Clarke High School chorus provided some holiday jingles for a gathering of community members, shortly before the tree and menorah lighting.
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Natacia Huang, 5, and sister Alexia, 9, got to chat with Santa at last week’s holiday celebration in Salisbury.
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Tara Connolly, 5, warmed up with hot cocoa.
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Savannah Rose Merget, 2 months old, bundled up for her first Christmas at a frigid holiday lighting in Salisbury on Dec. 11, sponsored by the Community Association of Stewart Avenue.
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The CASA holiday tree lighting, a longtime tradition in Salisbury, went on this year despite the frigid, windy conditions as the sun set last Friday.
Guests were rewarded with a performance from the W.T. Clarke High School chorus, a visit from Santa, and some hot chocolate to keep them warm.
CASA — the Community Association of Stewart Avenue — holds the holiday lighting annually in the yard next to the Carvel on Carman Avenue.
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