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City Hall Tree Lighting

Mill Creek, WALocal News

The City Hall Tree Lighting event in Mill Creek took a novel approach in 2020, opting for a virtual format to ensure community safety during the ongoing pandemic. Traditionally a live event, this year's celebration featured the Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem, and a surprise visit from Santa Claus, who joined in spirit from his North Pole workshop. The lighting of the Christmas tree became a shared experience for residents, who were encouraged to participate safely from home. This pivot to a virtual platform reflects the city’s commitment to maintaining holiday traditions while prioritizing public health. Residents are invited to enjoy the festive atmosphere by viewing the event video available on YouTube.

The virtual celebration not only brings joy to the community but also emphasizes the importance of adaptability during challenging times. By fostering a sense of togetherness remotely, the city reinforces its dedication to community engagement. This innovative approach to holiday festivities may set a precedent for future events in the region.

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