York City celebrates arrival of community Christmas Tree
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– The City of York is celebrating a special holiday tradition with the arrival of the Christmas tree on Wednesday.
According to the City of York, the Christmas Tree community arrived at Continental Square in downtown York around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, November 12.
The city said crews cut down the tree at 7:15 this morning and then transported it 3.1 miles to its new home in Continental Square.
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The community tree is donated to the city each year. This year the city said Donal and Sallie Reigart of Springettsbury Township were kind enough to donate.
York Mayor Michael Helfrich thanked the couple on behalf of all York City and York County residents.
The tree will be decorated and prepared for the annual Light Up York ceremony in Continental Square on Friday, December 5th.
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