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Mosswood Tours on Saturday Benefit a Local Film Production
Ken Watson has spent 27 years restoring Mosswood Manor, reputedly Lakeland’s oldest home, so he admits he’s apprehensive about opening it to the public for the first time on Saturday. But at the end of the day, he said, he’s doing it for a good cause.
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Watch a Rebroadcast of the Christmas Parade
Miss the Christmas Parade? LGN is rebroadcasting at noon, 4 and 8 today online and on cable. https://t.co/HmjHcZNDx9 — Lkld Now (@LkldNow) December 6, 2015
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After the Parade: Trash in the Streets and Cleanup Crews
Source: Facebook: David Dickey Jr.
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Junior League Announces Christmas Parade Winners
The Junior League of Greater Lakeland, which has organized the Lakeland Christmas Parade for 35 years, announced eight awards after Thursday night’s parade:
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Early Parade Chairs Generate Complaints
Also: News Channel 8 on the chair issue| ABC Action News on extra parade security Source: http://www.abcactionnews.com/news/region-polk/lakeland/annual-tradition-of-setting-up-chairs-days-before-christmas-parade-gets-backlash-from-businesses
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Yes, the Christmas Parade Is Still Happening
The 2015Lakeland Christmas Parade is still on and has not been canceled. Rain can’t keep the Lakelanders away! @lakelandgov Join Us! — LakelandPD (@LakelandPD) December 3, 2015
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Bring Your Rain Gear to the Christmas Parade
Depending on which weather service you like, the rain chance for tonight’s Christmas Parade in Lakeland is 30% (The Weather Channel), 50% (Weather Underground) or 55% (Accuweather.) Festivities begin with fireworks over Lake Mirror at 7 p.m. More than 120 organizations are participating in the parade. If you stay home, you can watch via cable or […]