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The winner of the first Minden Hills Holiday Lights Contest were the residents at 3705 Deep Bay Road. They won by two votes ahead of the runner-up winners. /Photo from Minden Hills Cultural Centre blog
News16 December 2020
By Sue Tiffin
From Peterson Road to Hwy 35, from Deep Bay Road to Lochlin Road, the homes of Minden were alive with bright lights, festive inflatables and even some holiday music as the Minden Hills Holiday Lights Contest celebrated 34 participants across the township.
Voting for the self-guided, drive-by light gallery took place from Dec. 5 to 13, and the winners – Robbie Stevenson and Lianna Hardy who live at 3705 Deep Bay Road – won the contest and a $150 gift certificate to a local business of their choice by two votes on Dec. 14.
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