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Holiday tradition continues
Lights of Loveceremony returnsto Harding Square
BCMC News Release
Beaufort County Medical Center’s 22nd-annual Lights of Love tree-lighting ceremony takes place at 6 p.m. Thursday at Harding Square on Washington’s waterfront.
Harding Square is at the intersection of Water Street, South Market Street and Stewart Parkway near the Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce building. The event is open to the public.
“We are delighted that the City of Washington is providing us the opportunity to have our annual celebration downtown once again this year,” said Pam Shadle, director of marketing and public relations. “Although our modernization and expansion project is nearing completion, our hospital grounds are not quite ready for heavy foot traffic. The tree along the waterfront is beautiful and makes a great alternate location for our tree-lighting ceremony. We look forward to having the event back at the hospital next year.”
The celebration will feature musical entertainment by the St. John Church of Christ Choir and S.W. Snowden Elementary School Chorus. There will be a special appearance by Santa Claus, and children will have the opportunity to share their Christmas wishes and have photographs taken with him free of charge.
Part of the Lights of Love tradition is the annual children’s art contest. Each year, Beaufort County students from kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to participate in the Lights of Love Art Contest. Prizes are awarded for first-, second- and third-place finishers from each grade.
One piece of art selected from among the winners will be featured on the hospital’s Christmas cards the next year. Contest drawings are displayed along the hospital’s main corridor throughout December.
Lights of Love was established in 1986 as a means for members of the community to celebrate or remember a loved one during the holiday season. Today, Lights of Love is a year-round project that allows generations of individuals and families to give back to Beaufort County Medical Center while commemorating a variety of creative and traditional events. Donations are given to recognize a birthday or anniversary, as a “thank you” for medical care received at Beaufort County Medical Center and, most significantly, to honor or memorialize a friend or family member.
Donations to Lights of Love may be made anytime.
To make a donation to the Lights of Love project, contact at the hospital at 975-4100.
BCMC News Release
Beaufort County Medical Center’s 22nd-annual Lights of Love tree-lighting ceremony takes place at 6 p.m. Thursday at Harding Square on Washington’s waterfront.
Harding Square is at the intersection of Water Street, South Market Street and Stewart Parkway near the Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce building. The event is open to the public.
“We are delighted that the City of Washington is providing us the opportunity to have our annual celebration downtown once again this year,” said Pam Shadle, director of marketing and public relations. “Although our modernization and expansion project is nearing completion, our hospital grounds are not quite ready for heavy foot traffic. The tree along the waterfront is beautiful and makes a great alternate location for our tree-lighting ceremony. We look forward to having the event back at the hospital next year.”
The celebration will feature musical entertainment by the St. John Church of Christ Choir and S.W. Snowden Elementary School Chorus. There will be a special appearance by Santa Claus, and children will have the opportunity to share their Christmas wishes and have photographs taken with him free of charge.
Part of the Lights of Love tradition is the annual children’s art contest. Each year, Beaufort County students from kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to participate in the Lights of Love Art Contest. Prizes are awarded for first-, second- and third-place finishers from each grade.
One piece of art selected from among the winners will be featured on the hospital’s Christmas cards the next year. Contest drawings are displayed along the hospital’s main corridor throughout December.
Lights of Love was established in 1986 as a means for members of the community to celebrate or remember a loved one during the holiday season. Today, Lights of Love is a year-round project that allows generations of individuals and families to give back to Beaufort County Medical Center while commemorating a variety of creative and traditional events. Donations are given to recognize a birthday or anniversary, as a “thank you” for medical care received at Beaufort County Medical Center and, most significantly, to honor or memorialize a friend or family member.
Donations to Lights of Love may be made anytime.
To make a donation to the Lights of Love project, contact at the hospital at 975-4100.
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just 2 water boys for the obama socalist party , and a hand full of red necks that dont have a clue about whast they are talking about . "