Alone for Christmas

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Off to the side of Sunnyside Junction, towering above the sage and grass, a solitary Christmas tree offers holiday greetings to motorists passing by. The tree is an annual project for a small group in East Carbon who have included solar panels to keep the tree lit at night.

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