NEWS

Tis the season in Knightsville

Posted 12/8/21

Hundreds of people gathered for the 7th annual Knightsville Gazebo Christmas tree lighting hosted by Council President Chris Paplauskas.

“It was a wonderful evening filled with Christmas …

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NEWS

Tis the season in Knightsville

PLENTY OF GOODIES: The Saint Mary’s Feast Society Woman’s Auxiliary were in charge of treat the night of the Knightsville Tree and Gazebo lighting. Ready with the cookies were Debbie Campopiano, VP of the Society and Maria Manzi, President of the Society. Hot cocoa was also solved as well as pizza.

FAMILY TRADITION: The Knightsville Tree and Gazebo, hosted by City Council President Chris Paplauskas, has become a family traditions. Enjoying some time with Mr. & Mrs. Claus is the Paplauskas Family - Aidan, 14, Judy, Chris and Sophia, 12.

SONGS OF THE SEASON: Singing songs of the season during the 7th annual Knightsville Gazebo Christmas tree lighting were members of the Bain Middle School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Perry.

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Posted Wednesday, December 8, 2021 1:00 am

Hundreds of people gathered for the 7th annual Knightsville Gazebo Christmas tree lighting hosted by Council President Chris Paplauskas.

“It was a wonderful evening filled with Christmas Carols from Saint Mary’s School Choir, hot chocolate provided by The Thirsty Beaver, pizza provided by Lou Umberto’s Italian Kitchen, and cookies provided by the Saint Mary’s Ladies Auxiliary,” said Paplauskas.

The women from the St. Mary’s Feast Society Ladies Auxiliary also staffed the refreshment tent passing out all of the food and drinks. The Christmas tree was donated by Maplewood Landscaping and Nursery and all of the decorations
and lights were hung by volunteers. The master of ceremonies for the event for the past seven years is no stranger to our beloved Knightsville, Christopher Edward Buonanno. (Text by Meri R. Kennedy/Herald photos by Steve Popiel)