PHOTOS: Merry Christmas Ponoka

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Ponoka has holiday spirit: Many homes around town are decorated for Christmas, from elaborate lights, to inflatables, nativity scenes and other decorations. (Emily Jaycox/ Ponoka News)Ponoka has holiday spirit: Many homes around town are decorated for Christmas, from elaborate lights, to inflatables, nativity scenes and other decorations. (Emily Jaycox/ Ponoka News)
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Ponoka has holiday spirit:

Many homes around town are decorated for Christmas, from elaborate lights, to inflatables, nativity scenes and other decorations. (Emily Jaycox/

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