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LEHIGH VALLEY WEATHER

Holiday lights shine bright at Greenawalds home

By LOU WHEELAND

Special to The Press

Once again, homeowner Mike Yellak, 2040 Greenawalds Ave., Greenawalds, South Whitehall, has set up his free huge holiday light display, “Lights in Greenawalds” for all to enjoy.

Yellak began this year’s display on Nov. 9 with a large crowd in attendance.

A “Special Needs/Handicapped Night“ was held Dec. 5.

ARC of the Lehigh Valley sponsored the program so adults and children with special needs and disabilities could see the Lights and meet Santa, The Grinch and a Yeti in an inclusive environment.

Lights in Greenawalds runs until Dec. 22.

PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDJust the tip of the iceberg. The front of Mike Yellak’s home in Greenawalds belies the extensive Christmas lighting and decorations to be seen during the “Lights in Greenawalds” annual display for the 2024 holiday season.
Mike Yellak stands at the entrance to his magical display “The Lights in Greenawalds” on Dec. 5, a free Christmas lights and decorations display.
Enjoying time with Santa Claus are Logan Wismer of Nazareth, and Evan Telle of Easton, during “The Lights in Greenawalds” on Dec. 5.
Elissa Kovach and Stephanie Davis of Bethlehem met the Yeti at “The Lights in Greenawalds” at the Yellak home.
“The Lights in Greenawalds” volunteers Christine Sommer, John Edwards, John and Karen Pfeiffer with Mike Yellak, homeowner, (second from right) provided snacks and hot chocolate to visitors.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDAyden Wladarczyk of Whitehall was looking a bit cold while at “The Lights in Greenawalds.”
The Grinch arrived and was in his usual nonconformist mood at “The Lights in Greenawalds” on Dec. 5, an evening dedicated to individuals with special needs or a handicap.
Who would have ever thought it, Santa taking a photo of his nemesis, The Grinch, at “The Lights in Greenawalds.”Christine Sommer and Sarah Bartholomew were delighted for the opportunity.
A beautiful crescent moon and planet Jupiter shine over “The Lights on Greenawalds” Dec. 5, an evening dedicated to individuals with special needs/handicaps, as the Grinch creates his usual mayhem.