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Boulder’s Best: Holiday Light Displays You Should See

Mike Pacini

Mike and Morgan Pacini’s home at 653 Arrayo Way features a Christmas Yoda, Santa Claus and other holiday characters, lights and decorations as well as a musical light show.

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This home at the corner of Utah Street and Northridge Drive has lots of holiday lights. It also has lighted animals along the left and decorated trees.

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This home in the 500 block of Utah Street has lights and enormous blow-up decorations including a sleeping Santa Claus and reindeer.

Dennis Chatwin

The home at 1405 Bronco Road is lit up every night from 5:30-9 p.m.

Celia Shortt Goodyear/Boulder City Review

This home in the 500 block of Fifth Street features multicolored lights, a snowman and lighted animals.

By Celia Shortt Goodyear

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