Summary
Altadena’s iconic Christmas Tree Lane will light up tonight, continuing a beloved tradition despite the nearby Eaton Fire in January. The event preserves a cherished community ritual and brings festive cheer to residents.
Key Facts
- The Christmas Tree Lane is a long-standing Altadena tradition.
- The Eaton Fire occurred in January and caused concern nearby, but the lane escaped major damage.
- The annual lighting ceremony proceeds as scheduled, maintaining the tradition.
Quotes
“The iconic ‘Christmas Tree Lane’ in Altadena escaped major damage from the Eaton Fire in January, and the annual lighting is...” (paraphrase to preserve meaning while avoiding repetition)
Additional Context
- The celebration has historically drawn residents and visitors to witness the illuminated trees along the street.
- Local organizers aim to honor the tradition while acknowledging the fire’s impact on the community.
Author’s Note
Altadena’s Christmas Tree Lane remains a symbol of resilience, keeping a cherished holiday practice alive for neighbors and visitors alike.
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