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United Way of Northern B.C. Tree of Lights returns - IN PHOTOS
For the second year in a row the United Way of Northern B.C. will be bringing back the well-known Tree of Lights holiday celebration. On Friday morning a 70-foot tree was lifted onto the roof of the Coast Prince George Hotel by APA and will be the centrepiece of the campaign. The United Way of Northern B.C. is looking to raise $30,000 this holiday season which will go towards raising awareness and supporting programs that deal with drug addiction and abuse, as well as, metal health issues.
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Citizen Photo by James Doyle/Local Journalism Initiative. A crane lifts a 70-foot tree on to the roof of the Coast Prince George Hotel by APA on Friday morning. The tree will be the centrepiece of the United Way of Northern B.C.’s Tree of Lights campaign.
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James Doyle
Citizen Photo by James Doyle/Local Journalism Initiative. A crane lifts a 70-foot tree on to the roof of the Coast Prince George Hotel by APA on Friday morning. The tree will be the centrepiece of the United Way of Northern B.C.’s Tree of Lights campaign.
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James Doyle
Citizen Photo by James Doyle/Local Journalism Initiative. A crane lifts a 70-foot tree on to the roof of the Coast Prince George Hotel by APA on Friday morning. The tree will be the centrepiece of the United Way of Northern B.C.’s Tree of Lights campaign.
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James Doyle
Citizen Photo by James Doyle/Local Journalism Initiative. A crane lifts a 70-foot tree on to the roof of the Coast Prince George Hotel by APA on Friday morning. The tree will be the centrepiece of the United Way of Northern B.C.’s Tree of Lights campaign.
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James Doyle
Citizen Photo by James Doyle/Local Journalism Initiative. A crane lifts a 70-foot tree on to the roof of the Coast Prince George Hotel by APA on Friday morning. The tree will be the centrepiece of the United Way of Northern B.C.’s Tree of Lights campaign.
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James Doyle
