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New Britain lights its tree in Covered Bridge Park

Kyleigh and Kadence Puchyr.

Kyleigh and Kadence Puchyr.

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Luke Thompson, Liv Myer, Sydney Thompson.

Luke Thompson, Liv Myer, Sydney Thompson.

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Asher was in awe of the snow.

Asher was in awe of the snow.

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Matt and Eloise Paul.

Matt and Eloise Paul.

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The Dowdy Family.

The Dowdy Family.

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Scotty Cummins has fun on the slide.

Scotty Cummins has fun on the slide.

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Tess Sayles, Elsa Hesbacher and Theodore Hesbacher.

Tess Sayles, Elsa Hesbacher and Theodore Hesbacher.

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School of Rock in Doylestown provided music for the evening.

School of Rock in Doylestown provided music for the evening.

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Samson and Delilah brought Ryan and Lindsay to the park.

Samson and Delilah brought Ryan and Lindsay to the park.

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Judy Edwards gets the stone fireplace going.

Judy Edwards gets the stone fireplace going.

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Steve Goldblum, Bob Binkley and Dale Rimmer.

Steve Goldblum, Bob Binkley and Dale Rimmer.

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Posted Thursday, December 16, 2021 12:00 am

Photographs by Carol Ross

The New Britain Civic Association’s Tree Lighting took place Dec. 1 in Covered Bridge Park.
Santa was on hand to greet families and a highlight of the evening was a check presentation of $500 to the Travis Manion Foundation, which supports military veterans and their families.
David Holewinski is president of the New Britain Civic Association.

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