Published December 24. 2024 01:24PM
Santa Claus paid an early visit to Hanover (Norco) Township Dec. 7, stopping by two breakfasts held at the township’s community center and listening to the children’s requests for Christmas gifts. The sound of a deep “Ho Ho Ho” from Santa alerted families to his arrival.
About 170 families registered for the two breakfast sessions with Santa, where a hearty menu of bagels, bacon, hash browns, scrambled eggs, orange juice and coffee was served. Each child was given an opportunity to meet with Santa, pose for photos and receive a small gift.
Troop 302 Boy Scouts provided services and township officials prepared breakfast. Local businesses Fiamma Italian Grill and Three Men and a Bagel contributed breakfast food items.
Township Commissioner John Diacogiannis and Hanover Township Manager Mark Hudson scramble eggs for the breakfast with Santa.
Troop 302 Boy Scouts Carter Tracey and Philip Kerrigan are in charge of pouring the orange juice served with breakfast.
Santa Claus with Troop 302 Boy Scouts, who helped serve breakfast and bus the tables.
Young Emelia tries her hand at coloring while her parents Kristina and Eric provide encouragement. They live in Hanover Township.
Press photos by Dana GrubbHanover Township residents Gianna, Joseph and Bianca are happy to join Santa for a photo.
Santa with the Arroyo family from Allentown.
Breakfast #7: Families at the early session are served a delicious breakfast.
Holden really enjoys the bacon in his breakfast as his dad Andy keeps an eye on him. They live in Hanover Township.
Liana tells Santa she would like a sled for Christmas.
