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Holiday Happenings (Dec. 20)

Today Albany Visitors Association 33rd Annual Nighttime Magic Holiday Light Contest. This year’s theme is “Cherished Traditions in a New Light.” Judging this year is open to the community. Pictures of entries are posted on the AVA Facebook page, and addresses are included for people to drive by. A holiday light drive is posted on the Albany Explorer app via Google Maps, and community members can vote for their favorites on Facebook; today is the last day to vote. Lights will be on at least from 5 to 10 p.m. daily through at least Jan. 1. Winners will be entitled to bragging rights for the entire year, and will receive prizes including a party room rental at the Albany Historic Carousel & Museum, a night s stay at a local hotel, pizza from Southpaw s Perfect Pizza and Sports Pub, and gift certificates from local stores. Winners will be announced by Tuesday.

Corvallis' Most Impactful for 2020 - The Corvallis Advocate

Corvallis’ Most Impactful for 2020 December 19, 2020 Annually, our staff culls its collective memory of the year that’s been, and offers a shout out for Corvallisites that have had an outsized impact on our community and beyond. This year’s top 10 includes some names you’ll know, and a few that you won’t.    We also include a list of five shouts on a statewide basis.   No. 1 Charlie  Fautin    Born and raised in Wyoming, Charlie Fautin became a registered nurse then spent several years working in refugee camps in Asia and Africa before landing in the far reaches of Alaska as the public health director for an Alaskan Native health corporation. He came to Corvallis as deputy health director for Benton County in 2001.    

Holiday Happenings (Dec. 18)

Today Albany Visitors Association 33rd Annual Nighttime Magic Holiday Light Contest. This year’s theme is “Cherished Traditions in a New Light.” Judging this year is open to the community. Pictures of entries are posted on the AVA Facebook page, and addresses are included for people to drive by. A holiday light drive is posted on the Albany Explorer app via Google Maps, and community members can vote for their favorites on Facebook or by contacting AVA. Lights will be on at least from 5 to 10 p.m. daily through at least Jan. 1. Voting is open through Sunday. Winners will be entitled to bragging rights for the entire year, and will receive prizes including a party room rental at the Albany Historic Carousel & Museum, a night s stay at a local hotel, pizza from Southpaw s Perfect Pizza and Sports Pub, and gift certificates from local stores. Winners will be announced by Tuesday.

Holiday Happenings (Dec. 17)

Today Albany Visitors Association 33rd Annual Nighttime Magic Holiday Light Contest. This year’s theme is “Cherished Traditions in a New Light” and participants were encouraged to share the source of their inspiration, such as a family tradition, favorite holiday book, movie or special, music, dance, art or a collection, using lights, lights and more lights. Judging this year is open to the community. Pictures of entries are posted on the AVA Facebook page, and addresses are included for people to drive by. A holiday light drive is posted on the Albany Explorer app via Google Maps, and community members can vote for their favorites on Facebook or by contacting AVA. Lights will be on at least from 5 to 10 p.m. daily through at least Jan. 1. Voting is open through Sunday. Winners will be entitled to bragging rights for the entire year, and will receive prizes including a party room rental at the Albany Historic Carousel & Museum, a night s stay at a local hotel, pizz

Holiday Happenings (Dec. 16)

Today Albany Visitors Association 33rd Annual Nighttime Magic Holiday Light Contest. This year’s theme is “Cherished Traditions in a New Light” and participants were encouraged to share the source of their inspiration, such as a family tradition, favorite holiday book, movie or special, music, dance, art or a collection, using lights, lights and more lights. Judging this year is open to the community. Pictures of entries are posted on the AVA Facebook page, and addresses are included for people to drive by. A holiday light drive is posted on the Albany Explorer app via Google Maps, and community members can vote for their favorites on Facebook or by contacting AVA. Lights will be on at least from 5 to 10 p.m. daily through at least Jan. 1. Voting is open through Sunday. Winners will be entitled to bragging rights for the entire year, and will receive prizes including a party room rental at the Albany Historic Carousel & Museum, a night s stay at a local hotel, pizz

Holiday Happenings (Dec. 15)

Today Albany Visitors Association 33rd Annual Nighttime Magic Holiday Light Contest. This year’s theme is “Cherished Traditions in a New Light” and participants were encouraged to share the source of their inspiration, such as a family tradition, favorite holiday book, movie or special, music, dance, art or a collection, using lights, lights and more lights. Judging this year is open to the community. Pictures of entries are posted on the AVA Facebook page, and addresses are included for people to drive by. A holiday light drive is posted on the Albany Explorer app via Google Maps, and community members can vote for their favorites on Facebook or by contacting AVA. Lights will be on at least from 5 to 10 p.m. daily through at least Jan. 1. Voting is open through Sunday. Winners will be entitled to bragging rights for the entire year, and will receive prizes including a party room rental at the Albany Historic Carousel & Museum, a night s stay at a local hotel, pizz

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Holiday Happenings (Dec. 10)

Today Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Corvallis Holiday Fair, through Saturday, charityauction.bid/HolidayFair. Gift items by 17 local artisans, swags, wreaths, homemade preserves, paintings, jewelry, ceramic and glass art, apparel, wall hangings, quilted items, cards, handmade soaps, yard art and bird feeders. Items featured in the Holiday Fair Catalog are for sale to the public. Despite the wording of the link, this is not an auction; items have a fixed price. Purchases help support artists and local charities; a small percentage goes to the fellowship. Albany Helping Hands Christmas trees, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., AHH Woodlot, 5150 SE Santiam Highway; Mid-Willamette Family YMCA, 3201 Pacific Blvd. SW.; North Albany Road and Hickory Street, North Albany; the Party Store, 1230 Pacific Blvd. SE. Masks, social distancing and hand sanitizer are required at tree lots. AHH also offers delivery for seniors and immune-compromised people; for a $15 fee, AHH will deliver within Albany ci