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- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
The Aldrich family catches the first snow of the season at David City Park on Sunday morning. From left, Hope, Andrew, Cooper and Kaci. Hope and Cooper got a push from the top of the hill to make paths in the fluffy snow.
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- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
The Aldrich family catches the first snow of the season at David City Park on Sunday morning. From left, Hope, Andrew, Cooper and Kaci. Hope and Cooper got a push from the top of the hill to make paths in the fluffy snow.
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
Jose Venegas clears the sidewalk at his David City home Sunday morning after several inches of fluffy snow blanketed the area.Â
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
Don Lange of Don's Lawn Care and Snow Removal clears a driveway on Sunday morning. The fluffy snow marked the first opportunity for snow removal companies to put their equipment to work.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Adrien Rhone, 7, plays in the snow along Stratford Avenue on Sunday. The Lincoln Airport recorded 3.6 inches of snow, making for a White Christmas.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Caleb Bradley, 9, throws a snowball Sunday as the kids wait for luminarias to be loaded into a pickup truck to be placed along Stratford Avenue.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Children set out luminarias along Stratford Avenue on Sunday.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Reed Zuspan, 8, gets a face full of snow Sunday as he sleds down the dam at Holmes Lake Park.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Reed Zuspan, 8, wipes snow off his face Sunday at Holmes Lake Park.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Children sled at Holmes Lake Park on Sunday. Lincoln received around three inches of snow overnight based on information from the Lincoln Airport, and more snow fell on Tuesday.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
Neighbors talk as children from families living along Stratford Avenue climb in the bed of a pickup truck Sunday to set out luminarias along the sidewalks and boulevard.Â
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
Cooper Aldrich gets a running start down the hill at the David City Park on Sunday morning.Â
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