Credit: DaytonDailyNews
The display, which will shine from dusk to dawn and be accompanied by programmed carillon music, was going up Friday in preparation a month of holiday festivities at the park.
For this year, the lights will be better secured after strong winds severely damaged the inaugural Tree of Light and led to its removal in mid-December.
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