18 large Christmas trees stolen from Watertown Lions Club
After starting the holiday season with a bang Saturday, the Watertown Lions Club says they discovered 18 of their biggest trees were stolen Sunday.
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Dec 2, 2020, 3:13 AM
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yesterdayAfter starting the holiday season with a bang Saturday, the Watertown Lions Club says they discovered 18 of their biggest trees were stolen Sunday.
"My first thought was, we have a real life Grinch here in Watertown who stole our Christmas or a lot of peoples' Christmases," said Dan Zeno.
The Lions Club says they are touched by the people who have reached out to help and say that is what they hope will be remembered.
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