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New Holstein’s fourth annual Holiday Parade is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 5 starting at 5:30 p.m.The parade will begin in the parking lot at New Holstein High School and make its way down Hickory Lane to Kiwanis Park.When the parade is finished, Santa Claus will count down to the moment when the Twinkling of Lights display is lit in the park. All decorating areas have been reserved by local organizations, families and other groups, and this year the New Holstein Area Chamber of Commerce is also employing a professional light decorator to take care of some areas of the park. Donations toward that effort are still being accepted (please see the Twinkling of Lights article elsewhere in this week’s Tri-County News).Inside the Community Center at Kiwanis Park will be hot chocolate, grilled cheese sandwiches and chili available for purchase from the New Holstein Parent Teacher Association.

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