LOOKING BACK
Every new year, we are told to leave everything in the previous year and start fresh, but I want to encourage you to LOOK back!
Every new year, we are told to leave everything in the previous year and start fresh, but I want to encourage you to LOOK back!
Christmas, a parade on the way and an historic courthouse to run around make holidays in Linden memorable. So people take a seat and wait happily.
The day of the Christmas Parade in Linden this year was Dec. 7. This was the date in 1941 of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor which started Work War II for the United States. Linden’s Paul Ellinger put up a black flag at the war memorial monument in Linden the day of the parade and on his own remembrance of that unfortunate occurrence. Photo by Neil Abeles.
Well, Santa whistled for the dog to come, but Kira the dog chose to greet, instead, her master Tim Loizeaux.
Linden’s outgoing city manager Lee Elliott is expressing appreciation before cutting the good-bye cake at the economic development office Dec.
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