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Steubenville Council discusses snag in holiday lighting

Toronto, OHLocal News

The Steubenville City Council is currently grappling with a snag in the holiday lighting plans for Nutcracker Village, as discussed in a recent meeting. City Manager Jim Mavromatis detailed the complexities involved in acquiring the necessary green light from AEP for stringing Christmas lights from utility poles. These overhead lights are vital for enhancing the village's festive atmosphere and attracting visitors during the holiday season. Unfortunately, the delay in securing approval poses a significant risk to the timely installation of these decorations. Mavromatis emphasized the importance of getting this issue resolved to maintain the holiday spirit in Steubenville.

The council's proactive approach reflects its commitment to preserving local traditions and promoting community events. As the holiday season approaches, the council and residents remain hopeful for a swift resolution. The successful implementation of these lights could play a key role in boosting local tourism and community engagement.

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