Delmarva residents are bidding farewell to their real Christmas trees in a tradition that marks the transition from holiday festivities to the new year.
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DELAWARE- Delawareans are encouraged to recycle their real Christmas trees after the holidays to help keep them out of state landfills.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. --- It's a "crabby" kind of Christmas in Cambridge. This 20 feet tall Crab Bushel Christmas Tree stands proud on the corners of…
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Countdown to Christmas is in the single digits but there's one man in Dorchester County who makes sure his neighbors know who far away Christmas is all year long. Spencer Bradley lives on Main Street in East New Market and for what he said is about four decades, he's had a Christmas Countdown sign posted outside of his home. Each and everyday, Bradley will change the numbers, from January to December.
After someone was cutting wires and unplugging lights at Schellville, more mischief is afoot at the popular Christmas destination. According to a post on the Schellville Facebook page, people are scalping the timed entry reservations and trying to sell them. Reservations and access to Schellville has always been free.
Some Christmas decorations were broken and stolen along Washington Street and Morgan Run in Snow Hill Monday night. Some small trees were even uprooted from the ground. The Snow Hill Police Department is asking neighbors to review any camera surveillance video they may have from Monday evening and if there is anything of interest, to send to the police.
A GRINCH IS TRYING TO RUIN Christmas IN ONE PART OF Sussex COUNTY. ORGANIZERS OF THE POPULAR Schellville Christmas VILLAGE IN Rehoboth BEACH SAY SOMEONE IS VANDALIZING THEIR COMMUNITY DISPLAY.
A NEW Christmas ORNAMENT IN Virginia HAS BEEN REVEALED FOR THE UPCOMING HOLIDAYS. HOWEVER, MANY NOTICED THAT IT'S MISSING ONE IMPORTANT DETAIL. The CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT CAN BE PURCHASED FROM THE Virginia Museum OF HISTORY and Christmas trees form the map of Virginia, but it does not include the Eastern Shore of Virginia.