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Source: The Plumas Sun

The Lake Almanor Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to its annual holiday shopping tour Nov. 13 and 14. The chamber welcomes participants to shop, dine and stay at local establishments in Chester, Clear Creek, Indian Valley, Taylorsville, Westwood, Crescent Mills and Lake Almanor. Organizers say individuals and groups can pick up holiday passports and explore the festive communities of the Lake Almanor Basin, where they can discover one-of-a-kind boutiques, unique gifts, handcrafted treasures, seasonal décor and friendly hometown service. “As you shop, collect passport stamps from participating businesses for your chance to win an incredible holiday shopping spree!” said the chamber. More information is available on the chamber website.

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