Fox Chapel glows in 1st light up event
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Blake Peterson, 9, of West Deer Township, gets a visit with Santa during Light Up Fox Chapel on Dec. 6, at the borough building on Fox Chapel Road.
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Roger Simonetti from Fox Chapel’s Public Works Department flashes a smile during the borough’s first-ever Light Up Fox Chapel on Dec. 6 to welcome the holidays.
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Fox Chapel Police Sgt. Jeff Clark wears a top hat during Fox Chapel’s inaugural Light Up Fox Chapel holiday celebration on Dec. 6. He also served as the DJ for the event.
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Fox Chapel Borough’s Christmas tree, a spruce estimated at 30 feet, stands alongside a Menorah during Fox Chapel’s first-ever Light Up Fox Chapel on Dec. 6. The celebration took place at the borough building on Fox Chapel Road.
Courtesy of the Borough of Fox Chapel
The Fox Chapel borough building is all lit up for the borough’s first-ever Light Up Fox Chapel on Dec. 6. Festivities included a visit from Santa, children’s activities, a food truck, hot chocolate and lighting of an spruce tree.
Courtesy of the Borough of Fox Chapel
Fox Chapel’s community relations vehicle, a 1970 Volkswagen Bug, was decked out with reindeer ears for the borough’s first-ever Light Up Fox Chapel on Dec. 6 at the borough building on Fox Chapel Road.
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A visit from Santa, children’s activities, hot chocolate, the lighting of Christmas tree and a Menorah display were all part of the inaugural Light Up Fox Chapel on Dec. 6 at the borough building, 401 Fox Chapel Road.
Fox Chapel Borough and the Cooper-Siegel Library partnered to host the event. The borough building and the library sit side-by-side at 401 and 403 Fox Chapel Road.
People also could send letters to Santa via a special mailbox.
The Menorah display was from Adat Shalom, a synagogue on Guys Run Road in Indiana Township.
People were encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy for the Western Pennsylvania Police Athletic League’s annual Stuff-a-Store collection.