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Tree Decorating Contest Coming To A Close

Tree Decorating Contest Coming To A Close

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
December 23, 2020
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Story Contributed by Community Journalist Rebecca Nelson- Welcom Rebecca

Looking for a fun and easy way to support your local downtown Hillsboro businesses this
holiday season? Head downtown from now until Christmas Eve to cast a vote for your favorite holiday tree,
decorated by one of Hillsboro’s local small businesses. There are 13 uniquely decorated trees
available for viewing, and each vote you cast will benefit a charity!

Votes may be cast with a $5 donation! The tree that receives the most amount of votes will have
its amount matched up to $500 by an anonymous Hillsboro community member. After the
holidays, the trees will be replanted to grow.

For more information and the location of each of the trees, check out:
https://www.downtownhillsboro.org/liveholidaytrees/

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