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On Lenin Square in Penza began to collect a 25-meter Christmas tree

On Lenin Square in Penza began to collect the frame of a 25-meter Christmas tree

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On Lenin Square in Penza began to collect a 25-meter Christmas tree

On Lenin Square in Penza began to collect the frame of a 25-meter Christmas tree. This was reported by the head of the city Oleg Denisov in his accounts in social networks – “MAH”, “Vkontakte” and “Classmates”.

Complete installation of the facility is planned by December.

Oleg Denisov commented on the beginning of the work. He noted that the city is preparing for the New Year, and invited everyone to actively participate in this process. According to him, together we will create an atmosphere of magic for children.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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