Music to our ears: Dutchess County Public Works employees get into holiday spirit with Christmas carols
The yearslong tradition was virtual last year but made its return this year outdoors.
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Dec 17, 2021, 3:15 AM
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Updated 953 days ago
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375ds agoChristmas
Eve is a week from tomorrow, and Dutchess County Public Works employees got
into the holiday spirit on Thursday.
Workers
showed off their pipes and sang Christmas carols outside the county
building Thursday afternoon.
The yearslong
tradition was virtual last year but made its return this year outdoors.
Other
county employees also joined in for a few carols too.
