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Westchester Residents Light Up Their Homes For The Holidays

Stamford resident Tony Pampena where co-firefighters in Greenwich call him "Tony Christma" has 58,000 colored lights decorating his home, a tradition that draws strangers to its “artificial forest of white Christmas trees” among highlights, says the New York Times.

The North Kensico Christmas Light Show in White Plains is featured in a New York Times article.

The North Kensico Christmas Light Show in White Plains is featured in a New York Times article.

Photo Credit: North Kensico Christmas Light Show on Facebook

And Mary and Eugene Halliwell of Fairfield, featured in the article, have 200 animated figures, such as Mickey Mouse, in their holiday light display. They collect donations for the Shriners Hospitals for Children, the article says.

Other displays featured in the article collect funds for charities. 

Fantasy of Lights in New Haven raises funds for Easter Seals and Goodwill Industries.

In New York, White Plains resident Chuck Barringer has created lighting displays on his property for 10 years, the New York Times says.

The display is called the North Kensico Christmas Light Show. “We noticed people started coming to see the house about seven years ago,” he told The New York Times. 

The display includes a broadcast of a soundtrack of Christmas carols on an FM radio frequency to drivers that visit. Neighbors too have made their own displays synchronize to Barringer's music, the article says.

See the article here.

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