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From holiday lights to Christmas trees: Why decking the halls may cost more this year

Local businesses say the rush of holiday business is needed, but supply may not keep up

By NBC Sacramento , in Sacramento , at November 28, 2021

Original article posted at https://www.kcra.com/article/christmas-trees-cost-more/38367273

Local businesses say the rush of holiday business is needed, but supply may not keep up

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