WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2017
HERMISTONHERALD.COM • A15
FEATURES
t’s beginning to
look a lot like
Christmas in
Hermiston.
Over the weekend,
nearly 100 volunteers
ushered in the sea-
son with the interac-
tive Journey to Bethle-
hem tour, while over at
the Hermiston Confer-
ence Center the Festi-
val of the Trees raised
thousands of dollars
for charity.
And on Monday,
the city of Hermiston
erected a giant Christ-
mas tree that will be lit
during a special festi-
val Thursday.
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STAFF PHOTO BY JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN
Holiday
Photographs
1) We Wish you a Merry
Grinchmas was the
theme of this tree,
sponsored by Rogers
Toyota of Hermiston and
designed by Caressa
Bastian, Laurie Adkins
and Misty Davison for
the Hermiston Festival
of the Trees. 2) Sheila
Botti talks to Phil
Rand before they go
into character on the
Journey to Bethlehem
tour Saturday.
3) Shera Hopper
decorates a tree with
Katie Fetterhoff, not
pictured, with a Twelve
Days of Christmas
theme sponsored by
Wheatland Insurance for
Hermiston’s Festival of
the Trees. 4) A donkey
and a pony await their
turns as stars in the
Journey to Bethlehem
last weekend.
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PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY
MARVIN
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PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY
LIZ
MARVIN
STAFF PHOTO BY JAYATI RAMAKRISHNAN
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