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Mary Lane organizers ask Seaford for traffic help and sign support for popular holiday light drive
Summary
Mary Lane's volunteer committee updated council on the light display, reported 2024 attendance and donations, and requested city support for traffic control, use of a Kiwanis sign and volunteer help for 2025 operations.
Members of the Mary Lane committee and director Elizabeth Barzak updated Seaford City Council on plans for the Mary Lane holiday light display and asked for limited city support for traffic management and event advertising.
Elizabeth Barzak, director of Mary Lane, described the project as a long-running, free drive-through holiday light tradition that the volunteer committee took on after Cut Them Up Trees transferred the display. Barzak said the exhibit relied on significant volunteer hours and local donations and serves as a free community event: "Values.…
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