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Light up the holidays

November 27, 2023 1:30 am

A ballerina delights the crowd with a classic and beautiful performance.

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A crowd of people young and old watches the events of the tree-lighting ceremony.

A crowd of people young and old watches the events of the tree-lighting ceremony.

A menorah surrounded by candles honors the Jewish faith.

A menorah surrounded by candles honors the Jewish faith.

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