Do you think you have the best home Christmas light display in the area? Why don't you let N&O readers be the judge of that? Go to share.triangle.com/xmas lights and post a picture of your lights on triangle.com, and we'll let everyone vote. Hurry, you have until Dec. 12 to post pictures. Voting runs Dec. 14-18. We'll plan to publish a picture Dec. 26.
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