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Photo Gallery: Capital Holiday Celebration in Dover

Posted 12/4/21

Downtown Dover celebrated its traditional Capital Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting event on Friday. The First Friday event featured caroling led by local dignitaries at The Plaza in front of …

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Photo Gallery: Capital Holiday Celebration in Dover

Caesar Rodney senior Emma Higgins keeps an eye on FFA 1-year-old mini highland cow named Teddy near City Hall Friday evening.

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Caesar Rodney senior Emma Higgins keeps an eye on FFA 1-year-old mini highland cow named Teddy near City Hall Friday evening.

Dover City Councilman Fred Neil spreads Christmas cheer and sings Christmas songs on stage Friday evening.

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Dover City Councilman Fred Neil spreads Christmas cheer and sings Christmas songs on stage Friday evening.

Tim and Renee Mullaney of Dover walk down the center of Lockermann Street under the Christmas lights during First Friday.

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Tim and Renee Mullaney of Dover walk down the center of Lockermann Street under the Christmas lights during First Friday.

Jan “Gammie” Baginski, with ten year old granddaughter Mattegan, and daughter Carrie make up three generations of the Baginski family of Magnolia.

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Jan “Gammie” Baginski, with ten year old granddaughter Mattegan, and daughter Carrie make up three generations of the Baginski family of Magnolia.

While waiting for Santa to arrive, Richard Durham of Dover checks the Holiday Events guide.

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While waiting for Santa to arrive, Richard Durham of Dover checks the Holiday Events guide.

Adam Thompson of Magnolia shares a laugh with his 1-year-old daughter Scarlett in downtown Dover Friday evening.

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Adam Thompson of Magnolia shares a laugh with his 1-year-old daughter Scarlett in downtown Dover Friday evening.

Four-year-old Logan Ziehmer of Dover is all smiles while waiting for Santa to arrive downtown Dover Friday evening.

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Four-year-old Logan Ziehmer of Dover is all smiles while waiting for Santa to arrive downtown Dover Friday evening.

Four-year-old Derrick Minor waits for caroling to begin downtown Dover Friday evening.

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Four-year-old Derrick Minor waits for caroling to begin downtown Dover Friday evening.

Four-year-old Marisa Alini keeps an eye on the ever-growing crowd in Dover Friday.

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Four-year-old Marisa Alini keeps an eye on the ever-growing crowd in Dover Friday.

Bob Stratton holds a 3-month-old baby goat named Ivy at the living Nativity scene near City Hall Friday night.

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Bob Stratton holds a 3-month-old baby goat named Ivy at the living Nativity scene near City Hall Friday night.

Families and city staff hang out under the Christmas lights near City Hall Friday evening.

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Families and city staff hang out under the Christmas lights near City Hall Friday evening.

Tina Bradbury shoots video of dignitaries caroling downtown Dover Friday evening.

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Tina Bradbury shoots video of dignitaries caroling downtown Dover Friday evening.

Locals watch the festivities Friday evening.

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Locals watch the festivities Friday evening.

Posted Saturday, December 4, 2021 4:19 pm

Downtown Dover celebrated its traditional Capital Holiday Celebration and Tree Lighting event on Friday. The First Friday event featured caroling led by local dignitaries at The Plaza in front of City Hall and official tree lighting. Many downtown retailers stayed open later in the evening for those wanting to do Christmas shopping.

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