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Photos: Cooperstown Christmas Committee volunteers make the season bright

Committee members and volunteers hard at work at the November 21
gathering include, clockwise from back row left, Meg Tillapaugh, Sharon Chase, Claire Satriano, Bob Satriano, Molly Toulson, Becket Toulson, Dunham Toulson, Rosanne Murray, and Melissa Barry.
Eileen Bressee arranges the garland and bows adorning Santa’s Cottage as a part of the village Christmas Committee’s volunteer event. “It really does take a village to do all this great work,” said organizer Meg Tillapaugh. A few dozen friends and families turned out on Sunday, November 21 to decorate Pioneer Park and Main Street’s lampposts.

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