Whose holiday lights will reign supreme?

Sammamish, WALocal News

The Sammamish Independent is excited to announce the return of its Holiday Lights Competition, marking a joyful revival since its last event in 2021. Residents are encouraged to showcase their dazzling light displays for a chance to win a $100 cash prize and a feature story in the publication. The competition aims to unite the community during the holiday season, fostering a festive spirit amidst the winter nights. Submissions will be judged by the Indy editors and board members based on creativity, design, and the number of lights displayed. Participants must submit their entries by December 13, including photographs, contact details, and the location of their displays for judging.

This event not only highlights local artistry and holiday cheer but also strengthens community bonds. The Sammamish Independent plays a vital role in promoting community engagement through such initiatives. Wishing the best of luck to all participants as they light up Sammamish!

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