Daily News | Christmas tree vandalized at Bridesburg Recreation Center: ‘It is an absolute disgrace’
Dan Bennett and Alan Meixner both resident of Bridesburg section of Philadelphia stop by neighborhood Christmas tree damaged by vandals. Both worked as electricians. Lights on Christmas tree in front of the Bridesburg Recreation Center were vandalized. Photograph of tree taken on Tuesday morning November 29, 2022.The holiday season is off to a rocky start in Northeast Philly after the vandalization of the Christmas tree at Bridesburg Recreation Center.
The group detailed the situation in a Facebook post Monday, writing that the vandals cut the lights on the tree and ruined the wiring. As a result, the Christmas tree, which was first lit for the season over the weekend, has since gone dark.
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