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The group offered free hot chocolate and cookies to attendees, and had Santa Claus come by for a visit. Sanchez, who was born and raised in Milford, added that he thought it would be a good tradition to bring his family to the park to see the tree year after year. Sanchez said he decided to make the donation after driving by the park and seeing the old tree's condition. This year's tree was donated by David Sanchez, the owner of Busy Bee Landscaping & Construction in Milford. Organizers said the long drought that struck the area kept them from watering the tree, and it succumbed to the arid conditions. The tree planted last year, unfortunately, meet with an untimely end. 'Citizens for Milford is looking for projects and events to unify the community,' she said. Group member Geri Eddins said a holiday tree lighting was in line with their mission.

She added that she wanted to see the park lit up again, as it was when she was a child. 'It's our sincere hope that (this tree) will serve as a symbol of peace,' he added.Ĭlaudia Scandone, Peter's wife, said she suggested the idea last year. 'We want to make this an annual tradition.' 'It's an exciting night for the Citizens of Milford,' he said. Peter Scandone, the event chairman, said the group wished to create a holiday event for the town. The lighting, put on by the Citizens for Milford, is now in its second year. MILFORD - A crowd of local residents gathered around Draper Park Friday night to drink hot cocoa, hear holiday songs and witness the lighting of the town Christmas tree.

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