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Christmas cheers throughout the years, Keystone Heights hosts 53rd annual Christmas parade
Read full article: Christmas cheers throughout the years, Keystone Heights hosts 53rd annual Christmas paradeKeystone Heights has done it once again, with a fantastic parade celebrating its 53rd annual Christmas Parade.
Ten-time Olympian Caeleb Dressel stars as the ‘Hometown Hero’ for the city of Green Cove Springs Christmas Parade
Read full article: Ten-time Olympian Caeleb Dressel stars as the ‘Hometown Hero’ for the city of Green Cove Springs Christmas ParadeThe city of Green Cove Springs is hosting an unforgettable and festive Christmas parade this year and adding in a special guest star in its celebrations.
St. Augustine named one of best places to celebrate Christmas
Read full article: St. Augustine named one of best places to celebrate ChristmasST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – St. Augustine has done it again! The city has been selected by Condé Nast and Country Living as one of “The Best Places to Spend Christmas in the U.S.”The city made the list based on the best Christmas light displays, holiday decorating and holiday craft. List: Best Christmas light displays around JacksonvilleSt. Augustine hosts a Christmas Parade (canceled this year due to COVID-19), Nights of Lights, trolley rides and more. Every year, 20 blocks of St. Augustine’s historic district are lit up with some three million lights during the annual Nights of Lights. Nights of Lights was your choice for Jacksonville’s best holiday light event.
Macclenny 2020 Christmas Parade canceled over COVID-19 concerns
Read full article: Macclenny 2020 Christmas Parade canceled over COVID-19 concernsMACCLENNY, Fla. – City Manager Phil Rhoden announced Tuesday that Macclenny’s popular annual Christmas Parade would not be taking place this December because of concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. “You cannot control the number of people there and you cannot control social distancing,” Rhoden told the commissioners. “If we do have the parade, half the people are going to be mad, and we have put people at risk,” Rhoden explained. “We just don’t see any way to do it and do it safely and feel comfortable in doing that,” Rhoden said. He suggested that if the pandemic gets under control by spring they could hold a new event to celebrate the community.