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Family, food and festivities: How your neighbors celebrate the holidays
KIDS AT THE McGill-Yetnick home in Bridport enjoy a night of fondue, pajamas, games and holiday movies each Christmas Eve. Shown here are, from left, Marella, Aislynne, Amias and Callum digging into the edible treats of the evening.
Photo courtesy of Jubilee McGill
November 26, 2025
Winter holiday traditions strengthen our connections to each other and with our community.
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