It's a Wonderful List

Some may agree it is the most wonderful time of the year.

Others may have heard one too many Christmas songs on the radio and vowed to never enter another box store between Thanksgiving and the end of of December for the rest of their lives.

Regardless, Douglaston Patch is providing you with a complete rundown of our holiday coverage in case you missed any of our stories. 

Be sure to check out Victor Mimoni's short piece on Santa dropping by Ladder 164 for a visit. Or, take a look at Keldy Ortiz's tips on where to find reasonably priced gifts in the neighborhood this holiday season.

Check out Little Neck Editor Paul Leonard's story on the top holiday performances in northeast Queens.

Then, read Keldy Ortiz's story on a Douglaston man who sells Christmas trees along Northern Boulevard or view some photos of seasonal lawn ornaments in the community.

Also, watch a video during which Douglaston residents talk about their favorite holiday traditions. If you're in the giving spirit, read Shoshana Rubin's piece on places to volunteer.

We've also posted a story on wreath-making at the Queens County Farm Museum as well as the Douglaston Village Chamber of Commerce's tree lighting.

Alley Pond Environmental Center held a holiday auction earlier this month, while Douglaston and Little Neck residents lit up the night with Christmas lights.

Make sure to read our list of restaurants that will remain open on Christmas as well as a story on events taking place in the community during the holidays.

Read our story on the Douglaston/Little Neck Library's Hanukkah music performance as well as Patrick Conti's holiday gift guide. 

Take a look at our article on St. Anastasia's Giving Tree and the Bayside Hills Civic Association