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Tawnya Dailey, local acupuncturist, has been serving Lebanon for the last 20 years.

Dena Burian (left) and Jodi Zurfluh (right) set up lights for Holidays in the Park, which will be holding the tree lighting ceremony in early December.

The sun setting over Cheadle Lake silhouettes the Weldwood Water Tower in Lebanon, Oregon.

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