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See a map of Christmas lights in Oak Ridge

Posted at 11:41 am December 21, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff 2 Comments

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Christmas lights on Quincy Avenue are pictured above in December 2015. (Photo by Ken Mayes)

 

Ken Mayes, deputy director of the American Museum of Science and Energy, has put together a map of Christmas lights in Oak Ridge.

You can see the map here: http://miscken.com/2015-oak-ridge-christmas-lights/.

You can send your recommendations for addresses to include to Ken Mayes on Facebook.

Copyright 2015 Oak Ridge Today. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Filed Under: Community, Community, Slider, Top Stories Tagged With: Christmas lights, Ken Mayes, Oak Ridge

Picture: Christmas lights on Newberry Circle

Posted at 9:30 am December 21, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Christmas Lights on Newberry Circle

A home on Newberry Circle is decorated with Christmas lights. (Photo courtesy David Nelson)

Oak Ridge Today reader David Nelson sent us a picture of his home at 119 Newberry Circle decorated with Christmas lights. Thank you, David.

If you have pictures of a house that you think we should feature, you may send your photo(s) to [email protected]. Thank you for reading Oak Ridge Today.

Filed Under: Community, Holidays 2013, Photos, Slider, Top Stories Tagged With: Christmas lights, David Nelson, Newberry Circle, Oak Ridge Today

Picture: Christmas lights in Oliver Springs

Posted at 1:16 pm December 19, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Oliver Springs Christmas Lights

One of two homes heavily decorated with Christmas lights and lawn ornaments on Browder Circle in Oliver Springs.

OLIVER SPRINGS—A steady stream of cars drove down Browder Circle in Oliver Springs after the Christmas parade on Saturday night, admiring two homes heavily decorated with Christmas lights and ornaments.

Here is one picture. We’ll add more later.

In the meantime, feel free to share any photos you might have of well-decorated homes that catch your attention.

Filed Under: Community, Featured Stories, Top Stories Tagged With: Browder Circle, Christmas lights, Oliver Springs

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