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Daily Herald storyWhat a festive sight!
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Cool! I hope they decide to keep it permanently.
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Wow...that looks pretty awesome. I sure wish they would fix the broken lights that have been broken on the Causeway since the storms. That, when new, was a beautiful lit site all the time!!! Those fixed, along with the bridge lights sure would make the island sparkle at night 
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Yes, the causeway lights were really pretty. Agreed, that would be nice if they were fixed.
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Maybe they will keep these going.
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