Chase Pultz is good and ready to celebrate the holidays with his family, having had multiple surgeries after a sinus infection spread to his brain.
The twinkling visual feast that kicks off after the big Thanksgiving feast at the Kenisco Dam is a prime example of a pandemic-era change that stuck when it became a drive-through.
It's about taking in displays designed by local artists - warm and comfy in their own cars - bonus if there's a sunroof. Proceeds benefit Westchester Park and their programs all year long - not just the five weeks of the holiday season, which officially started on Friday night with a tree lighting.
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