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Altadena brings Christmas Tree Lane back to life after devastating fire

Altadena brings Christmas Tree Lane back to life after devastating fire

Christmas Tree Lane lights up, bringing hope to fire-ravaged Altadena

Christmas Tree Lane lights up, bringing hope to fire-ravaged Altadena

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Good News: Altadena’s ‘Christmas Tree Lane’ returns after L.A. wildfires

Good News: Altadena’s ‘Christmas Tree Lane’ returns after L.A. wildfires

Christmas Tree Lane lighting ceremony in Altadena

Christmas Tree Lane lighting ceremony in Altadena

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Altadena's Christmas Tree Lane lights up a year after Eaton Fire

Altadena's Christmas Tree Lane lights up a year after Eaton Fire

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Altadena businesses still recovering from Eaton Fire hit by powerful Christmas storm

Altadena businesses still recovering from Eaton Fire hit by powerful Christmas storm

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Altadena small businesses reopen doors after devastating fires

Altadena small businesses reopen doors after devastating fires

Altadena small business Saturday

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Christmas Tree Lane in Altadena! | Altadena Library District

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Altadena's historic Christmas Tree Lane returns after Eaton Fire

The Christmas Tree Lane Altadena Christmas Lane . A historic, mile-long stretch of deodar cedar trees decorated with thousands of lights annually, considered the oldest large-scale Christmas lighting spectacle in the U.S. Christmas Holiday display since 1920 🇺🇸 #christmastree #fbreelsfypシ゚ #altadena | Nina J Marie

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Christmas Tree Lane is lighting up Altadena! We’re so happy to see members of our community! 🎄 | Altadena Library District

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Christmas Tree Lane lights flicker back to life after LA fire

Christmas Tree Lane returns to Altadena

On Saturday, Dec. 6, Christmas Tree Lane returns with special meaning for Altadena after the Eaton Fire, marking its 105th annual lighting.

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Volunteers prepare Christmas Tree Lane in Altadena after the Eaton Fire

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Altadena’s iconic Christmas Tree Lane returns following devastating fire

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Regresa la "Christmas Tree Lane" en Altadena tras incendios ocurridos en enero

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Months after the devastating Eaton Fire, Altadena's beloved Christmas Tree Lane tradition continues with volunteers stringing up the first lights along Santa Rosa Avenue. More than 20,000 lights will illuminate over 150 cedar trees for the annual Winter Festival, showing the community's resilience and determination to keep going. 🔗 Get full episodes of The L.A. Report every day on LAist 89.3 FM or in the LAist app. 🎙️ Austin Cross | LAist

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Altadena’s historic Christmas Tree Lane lit up once again on Saturday, a hopeful milestone in the community’s recovery from the Eaton Fire. The trees on Santa Rosa Avenue in Altadena have lit the holiday season for more than 100 years! #iheartradio | The Official KFI AM 640

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Altadena's Christmas Tree Lane brings much-needed cheer after fire

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After almost a year from the January 7th wildfires. Altadena’s Christmas Tree Lane is preparing to light up again. The lighting ceremony will take place December 6th at 3pm on the corner of E Mariposa St. & Santa Rosa Ave, Altadena, CA, 91001. There will be music, tasty bites, and handmade gifts for those who would like to come together. #christmas #altadena #christmastreelane | CBS LA

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Nearly one year after the Eaton Fire, Christmas Tree Lane in Altadena is shining once again 🎄✨ This reopening is more than a tradition returning. It is a testament to community, resilience, and the people who carried this place forward through loss and recovery. As the lights turn back on, we honor what was lost and celebrate the strength that remains. Welcome back, Christmas Tree Lane 💙 #DenaStrong | LA Rises

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Finally made it here! Somehow these trees survived the Altadena fire! Christmas Tree Lane in Altadena, CA, is a historic, mile-long stretch of Santa Rosa Avenue lined with deodar cedar trees, famously decorated with thousands of lights annually since 1920, making it the world's oldest large-scale outdoor Christmas display and a California Historical Landmark. 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄 | Ann Ballard

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Small Business Saturday was the perfect time for Altadena business owners to reopen their doors, as the California neighborhood attempts to recover and rebuild after fires devastated the area earlier this year. | CNN

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Christmas Tree Lane has been lighting up more than 100 deodar trees each holiday season for over a century on Santa Rosa Avenue in Altadena. It's billed as the "oldest large-scale Christmas lighting spectacle in Southern California." https://abc7.la/3spPk2r 🎄✨🎄✨ | ABC7

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The Altadena Christmas Tree Lane Lighting Ceremony, spectacular and meaningful even in a normal year, but after the challenges the community faced this year, this is a time not just to celebrate, but to remember, reflect, and rise. Every year, my family & I head to Altadena for one of L.A.’s most special - and oldest - traditions and its happening on December 6. Let’s get into it! | L.A. in a Minute

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Holiday magic on display in Altadena

A towering river of green flows through Altadena and marks where the Eaton Fire inexplicably blew by and left rows of homes untouched. Over 100 cedars native to the Himalayan mountains line Santa Rosa Avenue, which is known by locals and on historical markers as Christmas Tree Lane. The mile-long avenue is lit up in December with thousands of colorful holiday lights strung up in the trees. “These trees protected our little pocket,” said a resident whose home still stands on a nearby street. The

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