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Patch readers were asked to submit their picks to showcase the most spirited Christmas and holiday displays.

Some parts of Cape Cod got a half foot, while Boston had its first measurable snow of the season ahead of a harshly cold Monday.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt said rapidly rising health insurance costs, stagnant state aid are "incredibly difficult for cities and towns."
The School Committee has engaged in public forums and meetings to determine the best way to consolidate schools and lower costs.
Engineers told the Select Board that while the treatment data showed effectiveness, more data collection is needed to determine viability.
The MA teachers' union condemned the plan that includes end-of-course assessments to ensure proficiency in core subjects.
Gov. Maura Healey asked restaurants, farms and grocery stores to donate food during the looming benefits suspension.
Those traveling to Salem on Saturday are strongly urged to take public transportation to visit Halloween's unofficial hometown.
Mayor Mike Cahill and City Councilor Brendan Sweeney shared their visions, priorities at the Greater Beverly Chamber breakfast forum.
The new, state-mandated lottery system replaces the former interview-based admission process.
The rallies are set across the North Shore and the country on Saturday, with Salem's set for downtown at Riley Plaza.
Gov. Maura Healey said this weekend's efforts led to 232 citations, 15 tows, seven arrests, two car seizures and one stolen car recovery.
MassDOT and design engineers said they are "very confident" in the specific target date revealed at a public forum on Wednesday night.
Two Floyd Street break-ins have been reported over the last month. A suspect has been caught on video as an investigation continues.
The Danvers Teachers Association pushed back on criticisms of the book's violence, profanity, drinking, and 'white privilege' themes.
A complete guide to attending, parking and what to look forward to at the 207th Topsfield Fair.
"We can't just put a wall up at the city border and say Salem is closed. Nor would we want to do that." - Salem Mayor Dominick Pangallo
An interpretive park ranger at Salem Maritime National Historical Park, McKenna Switzer ties her story into the quilt of the area’s history.
The city hopes the change will spur multi-family housing building while decreasing reliance on cars to meet climate goals.
The Select Board approved the late application ahead of this weekend's annual fundraising event on campus.
The Select Board approved a license transfer to Salt Water Grille owner Jack Fallon to open a Danvers location at 50 Maple Street.
Gina Goodwin is looking for volunteers and donations amid growing and record demand this holiday season amid inflation.