A season to shine: Light Up Moses Lake winners brighten the winter gloom
The Sons of Norway float, which regularly appears in the Moses Lake Agricultural Parade, won best float in this year’s Light Up Moses Lake competition.
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B’s Barbershop owners Shanna Berneski (left) and Belinda Alvarado won the best decorated business in this year’s Light Up Moses Lake competition.
The “Peanuts” gang takes to the ice in this display in Brady Wiltbank’s front yard.
The penguins and their igloo are a popular part of Brady Wiltbank’s Christmas decorations.
Some of the things on display in Brady Wiltbank’s front yard, which won for best decorated residence in this year’s Light Up Moses Lake competition.
Brady Wiltbank, whose home at 4211 W. Lakeshore Drive in Moses Lake, won best decorated residence in this year’s Light Up Moses Lake competition.
Some of the things on display in Brady Wiltbank’s front yard, which won for best decorated residence in this year’s Light Up Moses Lake competition.
Some of the things on display in Brady Wiltbank’s front yard, which won for best decorated residence in this year’s Light Up Moses Lake competition
MOSES LAKE — Brady Wiltbank is clear that even if there weren’t a contest for the best-lit house in Moses Lake, he’d still decorate his home and yard with lights.
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