This week's crime report for Clay County Florida, provided by the Clay County Sheriff's Office.
From parades to parties to festive lights, there will be enough holiday cheer to put a smile on the grumpiest of all scrooges. If your organization has a function planned for Christmas, feel free to …
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From parades to parties to festive lights, there will be enough holiday cheer to put a smile on the grumpiest of all scrooges. If your organization has a function planned for Christmas, feel free to forward the information to don@claytodayonline.com.
• The annual Parade of Trees and Santa’s Mailbox will be at Spring Park in Green Cove Springs. The mailbox will be available until Dec. 20, or children may send their letters to Santa’s Elf, at 321 Walnut St., while 160 trees decorated by families, organizations and local businesses will be on display until 10 p.m. nightly until Dec. 31.
• Letters to Santa can be left at the mailbox at Keystone Heights City Hall at 555 S. Lawrence Blvd. or at Johnny’s Bar-B-Q and Catering at 7411 State Road 21 in Keystone Heights.
• Green Cove Springs Police Department will be collecting new toys and candy for its Annual Toy and Candy Drive until Dec. 15. Items may be dropped off at the police department at 1001 Idlewild Ave. and at City Hall at 321 Walnut Street.
• Christmas Parade and Christmas on Walnut will be on Dec. 3 from 2-9 p.m. There are many food trucks, craft vendors, a children’s’ zone and live entertainment. The afternoon begins with a visit from Santa at his workshop (organized by Elks Lodge No. 1892) in the Spring Park Pool Pavilion where he will spend a few hours hearing children’s wish lists. The day concludes with a one-mile Jingle Bell Fun Run organized by the Clay Striders and the beautiful night Christmas Parade organized by the Green Cove Springs Business League, right down Orange Avenue.
• Thunderbolt Elementary’s Winter Wonderland will be on Dec. 3 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at 2020 Thunderbolt Road on Fleming Island. A 28-foot slide, sport challenges, games, contests, prizes, petting zoo, popcorn, hot chocolate, food trucks, craft vendors and bakers will be at the site. Students can buy a chance to hit a teacher, principal and staff with a pie. Cost is $12 for participate in games and prizes.
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