Coverage dated December 10, 2022
300 skiing Santas hit the slopes for charity Headline from KHOU Houston
Hundreds of Santa lookalikes — plus one Grinch and a skiing Christmas tree — dashed through the snow to spread some seasonal cheer.
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Portland Press Herald
It’s all downhill for more than 300 skiing Santas at Sunday River ↗ (opens Portland Press Herald) Published Dec 10, 2022
Portland Press Herald's feed description More than 300 jolly ol’ elves – all dressed in red – dashed together down a mountain with white beards and Santa hats flapping in the breeze on Sunday.
KHOU Houston
300 skiing Santas hit the slopes for charity ↗ (opens KHOU Houston) Published Dec 10, 2022
Same headline from 3 more outlets KHOU Houston's feed description Hundreds of Santa lookalikes — plus one Grinch and a skiing Christmas tree — dashed through the snow to spread some seasonal cheer.
MyNorthwest
It’s all downhill for 300 skiing Santas, a Grinch and a tree ↗ (opens MyNorthwest) Published Dec 10, 2022
Same headline from 3 more outlets MyNorthwest's feed description NEWRY, Maine (AP) -- A bunch of Santa lookalikes took to the ski slopes to spread some seasonal cheer on Sunday. More than 300 jolly ol' elves -- all
Triblive
Photos: It’s all downhill for 300 skiing Santas, a Grinch and a tree ↗ (opens Triblive) Published Dec 10, 2022
Triblive's feed description NEWRY, Maine — A bunch of Santa lookalikes took to the ski slopes to spread some seasonal cheer on Sunday. More than 300 jolly ol’ elves — all dressed in red — dashed together down a mountain with white beards and Santa hats flapping in the breeze at the Sunday
Boston
It’s all downhill for 300 skiing Santas, a Grinch, and a tree ↗ (opens Boston) Published Dec 10, 2022
Boston's feed description More than 300 jolly ol’ elves dashed together down a mountain with white beards and Santa hats flapping in the breeze.
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