Lyndonville adds ‘North Pole Post’ to annual Christmas celebration
Village welcomes decorated trees for annual holiday display at Veterans Park
Photo by Tom Rivers: People gather at Veterans Park on Dec. 7, 2019 for the annual tree-lighting celebration. Last year there were 79 trees decorated, the most since Lyndonville started the display in 2013.
LYNDONVILLE – The village will continue its popular Christmas display at Veterans Park and also has added a North Pole Post for people to send letters to Santa. The Post is located inside the Yates Community Library.
Last year there were 79 trees decorated by community members. That is the most since Lyndonville started the tradition in 2013, with 26 trees in that first year.
Residents have until Nov. 18 to apply to decorate a tree. A $30 fee covers the cost of the tree, materials for the sign, lead cords, replacement cords and adapters as needed. Participants need to provide lights and decorations.
The trees will be lighted up for the first time on Dec. 4 by Santa as part of a Christmas in Lyndonville celebration. The trees will be out until about Jan. 1.
For more information, check the village website (click here) or call the village office at 585-765-9385.
Photo courtesy of Teri Woodworth: The North Pole Post is at Yates Community Library, where kids can send letters to Santa.
