Santa Joins Mayor Larson in a Virtual Tree Lighting Ceremony

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

In an inspiring display of community spirit, Santa and Mayor Matt Larson collaborated for a virtual tree lighting ceremony, ensuring the holiday cheer continues in Snoqualmie despite gathering restrictions. The tree, beautifully illuminated in historic downtown Snoqualmie, serves as a beacon of hope and joy for residents this season. The ceremony was documented in a new video, making it accessible for everyone to partake in the festive celebration from their homes. This event highlights the city's dedication to preserving cherished holiday traditions, even amidst the challenges posed by the pandemic. Additionally, the initiative fosters community bonds, reminding residents of the importance of togetherness during the holiday season.

Viewers are encouraged to watch the video and reflect on the joyful spirit of the festivities. The city of Snoqualmie demonstrates resilience and creativity in adapting to the current climate, ensuring that the magic of the holidays remains alive. Through such efforts, the community can continue to celebrate and connect, reinforcing the spirit of unity and joy.

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