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Where can you see the best holiday lights in SLO County? Check out our guide - Vimarsana News

Where can you see the best holiday lights in SLO County? Check out our guide

From massive Christmas trees to musical lights, here are some of the fun, festive decorations on display in San Luis Obispo County.

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Where can you see the best holiday lights in Stanislaus County? Check out our 2023 guide - Vimarsana News

Where can you see the best holiday lights in Stanislaus County? Check out our 2023 guide

From Christmas trees to singing lights and inflatable snowmen, Modesto area homes are all dolled up for the holidays.

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Christmas lawn decorations are sometimes no match for Mother Nature - Vimarsana News

Christmas lawn decorations are sometimes no match for Mother Nature

The National Weather Service advises areas where winds could gust more than 30 mph to buckle up the holiday displays. It is not only residential displays that face a threat from gusty winds, professional decorations can also become victims of storms.

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KTN shines in Christmas lighting contest - Vimarsana News

KTN shines in Christmas lighting contest

The Ketchikan Chapter of AARP on Thursday announced the honorees for its 2022 Home Christmas Lighting Contest.Contest judges traveled across the Ketchikan area in recent days to find the finest

WATCH: Bear Mauls Inflatable Reindeer; Is Rudolph Safe In Idaho? - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Bear Mauls Inflatable Reindeer; Is Rudolph Safe In Idaho?

This is the time of year when Americans are pulling their most proud, expensive holiday decor out of basements, attics, and totes to send their neighborhoods a message of Yuletide arrogance.