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A YORK hospice is planning to light up the city's landmarks in blue and yellow on March 23 to mark the first anniversary of the first lockdown.

1 of 11 Charlotte DeGaetano stands by the Memory Tree list of names she hand prints each year for Light Up Pulaski and the Memory Tree ceremony. Randy Pellis/Oswego County News Charlotte DeGaetano reads to the crowd gathered for the annual Memory Tree ceremony at the gazebo in Pulaski's South Park during Light Up Pulaski. Randy Pellis/Oswego County News Charlotte DeGaetano stands by the Memory Tree she oversees each year in Pulaski's South Park during Light Up Pulaski. Randy Pellis/Oswego County News The Memory Tree lit in amber lights in Pulaski's South Park. Randy Pe...

Seagate Rotary members have launched their annual charity Christmas trees project in the Portal For the past two years, Seagate Rotary organised the “Caring Trees at the Portal” Project. The idea was to brighten up Christmas in Irvine by having various businesses sponsor a Christmas tree display at the Portal raise funds for several nominated charities. Local businesses and organisations were normally asked to sponsor a tree, with 26 on display. Each tree had a standard placard ‘organised by Rotary’ with an area for each sponsor’s name. Sponsors were offered the chance to brin...

  COLWOOD, B.C. -- Colleen wasn’t expecting to see anything unusual during her regular walk along Esquimalt Lagoon. “And one day, it just appeared,” she says. What was once an unremarkable tree was suddenly decorated. “I stopped and had a look,” she recalls. That’s when she realized it was filled with ornaments featuring the names of people and pets who had died. Colleen started crying and smiling at the same time. “It means a lot,” she says. “Whoever did this, thank you.” Just who started the memory tree — and why — has remained a mystery to most, until now.

AJ TaylorDecember 12, 2020Last Updated: December 11, 2020 The Tour of Lights in Buffalo Center is being put on by the North Iowa Betterment and will take place on Sunday. It starts on Main Street at 5 pm. There will be a Memory Tree where people can purchase a bulb for $5 in memory of a loved one. Purchases can be made in Buffalo Center businesses. There will also be goodies from Santa Claus and hot chocolate served by North Iowa Betterment in the Buffalo Center Library. The tour is taking place throughout the city and there will be stops along the way where people can pick up treats. A mailb...