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Santa Visits Gridley

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Santa visits Gridley the first Sunday evening in December. An "Evening in the Park" includes lighting a community Christmas tree in the park, which remains lighted during the Christmas Season, caroling around the tree and visits with Santa in the Community Building. Hot chocolate and cookies for all finish the evening.

Santa Visits Gridley


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