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Rain Doesn’t Keep Santa, Mayor,

Crowds From Ringing In Season

Mayor Gary Herzig and Santa Claus cheer with the masses gathered in Muller Plaza this evening at the annual tree-lighting ceremony. The event featured singers, Dancers from the Donna Decker School of Ballet, cocoa, treats and alpacas.
Mayor Gary Herzig and Santa Claus cheer with the masses gathered in Muller Plaza this evening at the annual tree-lighting ceremony. The event featured singers, Dancers from the Donna Decker School of Ballet, cocoa, treats and alpacas. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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