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Light ’em up: Synchronized light displays becoming more popular since pandemic

Patrick Varine
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Courtesy of Don Zombek
The Zombek family in Elizabeth is marking a decade of their music and light synchronized Christmas display. Donations over the years have raised more than $100,000 for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
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Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
From left, Joyce and Dr. Louis DiToppa and their daughter Paige pose for a photo among the decorations at their North Huntingdon home.
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Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
The DiToppa family of North Huntingdon has been steadily ramping up their holiday decorations. This year’s display includes synchronized lights and FM radio music.
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Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
The DiToppa family of North Huntingdon has been steadily ramping up their holiday decorations. This year’s display includes synchronized lights and FM radio music.
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Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
The DiToppa family of North Huntingdon has been steadily ramping up its holiday decorations. This year’s display includes synchronized lights and FM radio music.
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Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
The DiToppa family of North Huntingdon has been steadily ramping up their holiday decorations. This year’s display includes synchronized lights and FM radio music.
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Courtesy of Don Zombek
The Zombek family in Elizabeth is marking a decade of their music and light synchronized Christmas display. Donations over the years have raised more than $100,000 for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

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