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'Queen Of Christmas' Mariah Carey's Holiday Tour Stopping In NY: Here's When, Where 'Queen Of Christmas' Mariah Carey's Holiday Tour Stopping In NY: Here's When, Where
'Queen Of Christmas' Mariah Carey's Holiday Tour Stopping In NY: Here's When, Where Get ready, lambs. Mariah Claus is comin’ to town. The oft-proclaimed queen of Christmas herself, singing superstar Mariah Carey, will hit several arenas across the Northeast on her holiday tour, dubbed “Mariah Carey’s Christmas Time.” A celebration of the 30th anniversary of her wildly successful “Merry Christmas” album and its megahit single, “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” the tour will visit 20 cities across the country. The show is produced by Live Nation and features Carey’s “timeless holiday classics alongside fan-favorite chart-toppers promising an unforgettable festive experienc…

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by Michael Mashburn
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'Winter Wonderland' Drive-Thru Lights Show Underway In Westchester County 'Winter Wonderland' Drive-Thru Lights Show Underway In Westchester County
'Winter Wonderland' Drive-Thru Lights Show Underway In Westchester County Driving down a street surrounded by glittering displays and colorful lights may be the ideal way to get into the holiday spirit this season. The Westchester Parks Foundation is presenting its "Winter Wonderland Holiday Light Extravaganza" through Sunday, Jan. 2 at the Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Winter Wonderland (@westchesterswinterwonderland) The 1.2-mile drive-thru event features thousands of lights, including displays of elves, angels, doves, candy canes and a 100-foot light tunnel, accordi…

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by Nicole Valinote
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Road Closures Scheduled During Yorktown Holiday Light Parade Road Closures Scheduled During Yorktown Holiday Light Parade
Road Closures Scheduled During Yorktown Holiday Light Parade Santa Claus is coming to Yorktown this weekend, and he’s bringing a host of road closures for the annual Holiday Lights parade. Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble announced that “to provide for the safety of parade participants and spectators,” there will be road closures beginning at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 1. The parade is scheduled to begin on Front Street, near the Yorktown Highway Department, and will travel west on Underhill Avenue to the intersection with Commerce Street. The parade will continue on Commerce Street to Veterans Road, concluding with ceremonies at the Yorktown Communi…

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by Zak Failla