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Santa Claus Coming to Bertram Park Page 6 Miracle on 34Th Street Santa Claus Coming to Bertram Park Page 6 Miracle on 34th Street Page 8 Page 2 Holiday Shopping Guide November 25, 2020 Community Calendar (events are subject to change or cancellation) Thanksgiving Christmas Tree Lighting Child Luncheon at the St. Ignatius Catholic Church, 35 Birch St. E., Annandale. RSVP by phone 320-274- Thursday, Nov. 26 Saturday, Nov 28: 8074 no later than Monday, Nov. 30 to reserve your Count your blessings. A community Christmas tree lighting ceremony will meal. Visit www.stignatiusmn.com for information. take place from 5 to 5:30 p.m. at Clock Tower park in Turkey Trot (Tentative) Annandale. This year’s event may be virtual. Watch Christmas in Maple Lake (Cancelled) Thursday, Nov. 26 the Annandale Advocate for updates. Saturday, Dec. 5 The annual Annandale- Festival of Trees opens Don’t miss Santa arriving by firetruck for the annual Maple Lake Wrestling pro- Christmas in Maple Lake. This year’s event will take gram’s Turkey Trot 5K Tuesday, Dec. 1 place outdoors in the empty lot on Division Street run-walk will take place at The Wright County Histori- near downtown from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Enjoy fun, Maple Lake High School. cal Society’s 14th annual food, plus a visit from Santa and his reindeer. Runners come when they Festival of Trees display will want from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. open at the Wright County Family Holiday Walk There is not a common Heritage Center, 2001 High- Saturday, Dec. 5 from 2-4 p.m. start. Please wear a mask way 25 N. in Buffalo on Located in downtown Buffalo. Shop local, see Santa, when resgistering. Tuesday, Dec. 1 and run live reindeer, and more. Walk the downtown route through Jan. 8, 2021. The and see holiday sights and characters. Black Friday display is free. Each year Friday, Nov. 27 there are more than 50 indi- Main Street Holiday (Cancelled) Remember to shop locally today and every day. vidual trees, along with a Saturday, Dec. 12 Santa wright station, ani- The Main Street Holiday event has been cancelled, Small Business Saturday mated characters and an but we encourage you to still shop local. Our local electric train display. Saturday, Nov. 28 businesses need your support during the pandemic Small Business Saturday when all local shoppers are Christ Child Luncheon and shut downs. encouraged to stop by their local businesses and check out their holiday merchandise. Friday, Dec. 4 The St. Ignatius CCW will hold a drive through Christ Plan ahead with a Christmas Club Account* 5 Steps to Smart Christmas Shopping Step 1- Determine how much money you want to spend for Christmas next year. Step 2- Open a Christmas Club Account. Step 3- Watch your money grow. Step 4- Shop within your budget. 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By Brenda Erdahl this year just might become a lasting tradi- We know the holidays are here when De- tion,” she said. cember sets in with her softly falling snow For those who are alone during the holi- and twinkle lights begin to appear along the days and for families who live long distances rooftops in our neighborhoods. By now every apart, our newly developed Zoom skills will station on the radio is likely playing our fa- come in handy, she noted. vorite Christmas songs to get us in the mood “I have heard of families and small groups for that most wondrous of occasions. But this that still plan on eating together or opening year is different, oh the radio stations will gifts together via technology. If you and your still play “Oh Holy Night” and the snow will family are yearning for a concert or to see a still fall in peaceful wonder, but for many of holiday tradition such as “The Christmas us our hearts are not at peace, and some of us Carol,” look online. So many of our local are wondering how our treasured Christmas theater and choral groups are creating special traditions will survive this pandemic. performances that can be accessed online.” Mary Jo Kreitzer, the founder and director Part of the difficulties of celebrating during of the Earl E. Bakken Center for Spirituality a pandemic occurs when you come up & Healing and a professor in the School of against loved ones or friends whose views Nursing at the University of Minnesota said about safety precautions differ from your it’s our mindset as we enter the holidays that own. Kreitzer has advice for that too. can make all the difference. “Each of us is responsible for setting “It is safe to say that none of us have ever File Photo boundaries that we are comfortable with and Our newly developed Zoom skills may come in handy this holiday season. Some families have experienced major holidays during a pan- plans to eat together and open gifts together virtually. I encourage people to not be hesitant to stick demic and it is likely that the holidays this to those boundaries even if it makes people year will look very different. In addition to said. only your immediate family, ask people what uncomfortable,” she said. “The advice from not having large gatherings of family and Her advice is to not focus on our losses is important to them. Getting input is so the health care experts is very clear. Avoid friends, there won’t be the usual run of par- and what we cannot do, but instead focus on valuable. It shares the burden (and joy) of gatherings, particularly indoor gatherings, ties, concerts and plays. Many will opt to the opportunity to create new memories and planning. Instead of trying to recreate what practice physical distancing, wear masks and participate in religious services virtually,” she traditions. happens year after year, create new experi- wash hands frequently. 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Traveling distances and getting together with people who may or may not have been taking safety precautions seriously is risky, she said. So, how do you politely say “no” to a social gathering? Kreitzer said a lengthy explanation is unnecessary. “You can be polite as well as short and sweet — thanking the person for the invita- tion and noting that you are avoiding in-per- son gatherings due to COVID-19 right now,” she said. For more advice on adapting to the holi- days this year visit the Bakken Center’s Web- site Taking Charge of Your Health and Wellbeing at File Photo This holiday season is going to look very different without the usual large gatherings and run of parties, but it may also be an opportunity to www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu.
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