Sea Cliff celebrates the start of the holiday season
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Sea Cliff’s annual Christmas tree and Hanukkah menorah lighting on Dec. 8 was a joyous occasion that brought young, old and everyone in between out to brave the cold.
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Melissa, left, Margot and Michael Galloway were ready to celebrate the upcoming holidays in style.
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Liz Winchester brought her dog Walty to enjoy the festivities.
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Rabbi Irwin Huberman spoke of one light shining stronger from all religions holiday lights, with John Canning, back left, and singer Christine Price.
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The lights on the menorah shone intensely through the evening.
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Mayor Edward Lieberman assisted by Julie Gordon-Hert passed out sweet snacks.
Downtown Sea Cliff was crowded with celebrants as the village hosted its annual Christmas tree and Hanukkah menorah lighting on Dec. 8. Local leaders and religious figures spoke to the many people in attendance about the importance of the holiday season — how it is a time for giving, family, friendship and kindness.
Residents were wowed as the lights took center stage, illuminating Sea Cliff with a beautiful showcase of colors, serving as a perfect way to welcome in the holidays.
