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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…

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8 years ago

November 19, 2018

Front Royal Electric Department workers Preston Toms and Hunter Partlow hang wreaths along Main Street Monday afternoon.

Town of Front Royal Electric Department employees Preston Toms and Hunter Partlow were busy Monday, hanging holiday wreaths up and down historic Main Street.

Mr. Toms, who has been employed by the town for four years, said all the wreaths would be installed by day’s end. Mr. Partlow, a two-year veteran of the electric department, said he enjoyed making the town look festive for the holidays.

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