Christmas convoy: It was parade of eight transit buses and two Handi-darts (plus about 25 automobiles) Sunday participating in the annual Christmas Lights Tour organized by the Willow Point Lions. Organizers said there were about 350-375 people taking part. Lit up properties like this one were the attraction on the tour.

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It was parade of eight transit buses and two Handi-darts Sunday participating in the annual Christmas Lights Tour

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