Hundreds of candles will glow in paper bags along the streets of the historic district beginning at twilight.
See more details at the Netherwood Heights Neighbors website (here) or the Courier article (here).
A peaceful night as the Queen City awaits the birth of the King of Peace.
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Map from Netherwood Neighbors website for 2010 luminaria display. |
- Website: "Netherwood Heights Neighbors"
- Courier: "Luminaries set to liven up Christmas Eve"
-- Dan Damon [follow]
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Are the lights legal they are on city property any special permit required
Thank you Dan for posting. . . .
This is Netherwood Heights Neighbors Association's
gift back to the people of the city.
If all you Plainfielders have time from your busy schedule tonight it's worth the trip.
Merry Merry to all
NETHERWOOD HEIGHTS NEIGHBORS ASSOCIATION
@ 11:04 AM -- Do you own a house? The property line for the owner is the middle of the street. You are presumed to give the municipality the right to the roadway in perpetuity. The property between the curb and the sidewalk is also the owner's. It's the owner's responsibility to keep it clean and cut the grass. However, it is also considered 'public' in the sense that signs (such as political) may be placed their without the owner's permission, and, of course, the city plants trees there -- which are the city's responsibility. Confusing?
BAA HUMBUG
Yeah, the trees are the citys' responsibility right up until one falls on your car?
Beautiful lights. Our family loved seeing them all lit up. Thank you for such a beautiful experience!
It was beautiful! We drove from south Plainfield while it snowed, it was perfect! Thank you!
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