The annual Trees of Cheer event in Lewes raised $5,000 to support families at the Ronald McDonald House while providing decorated holiday trees to local children in need.
Expect a milder Sunday with showers on the way, then a rainy and windy system for Tuesday. First Alert Meteorologist Bob Trihy has an update.
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