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Whoville Holidays

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December 5, 2012

grinch 4.tiff — The Moore family of Overland Park, Kan., visits the Grinch during Whoville Holidays.

Northeast News
December 5, 2012

Whoville Holidays kicked off last month at City Market and featured pictures with the Grinch in the warmth of Cindy Lou Who’s home, arts and crafts, and inflatables. Whoville Holidays is located at 400 Grand, Suite 428, at the northeast corner of the City Market, and will be held every Saturday through Dec. 22 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Whoville Holidays is a free event, but donations are encouraged to support the “Help A Who” campaign. Bring either three canned goods for Harvesters, or a new, unwrapped toy for The Salvation Army. Photos by Leslie Collins

G-family with grinch.tif — The Cloward family of Kansas City, Mo., poses with the Grinch.

G-sisters with grinch.tif — Sisters Keara, 6, and two-year-old Kadence Cousins of Colorado Springs, Colo., stop by to see the Grinch.

G-playdo time-two kids.tif — Brother and sister Tessa and Isaac Minter of Kansas City, Mo., use a little teamwork at the Play-Doh station.

G-mom and daughter craft.tif — Michaela Ramos of Topeka, Kan., helps her daughter, three-year-old Soleise, with embellishments for a paper hat.

grinch 3.tif — One-year-old Olivia Clark checks the out the Grinch with her dad, Brandon Clark, both of Shawnee, Kan.

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