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PHOTOS: Santa makes a visit to Shelton to help wishes come true

Shelton Herald

Dec. 28, 2014Updated: June 6, 2019 6:08 a.m.

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2of11Enjoying some treats while preparing to meet Santa are, from left, Faith Sideleau, 2, of Shelton; her older brother Joshua Sideleau; and Andrew Catropa, 6, of Bridgeport.

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4of11Joey Dumas, 5, of Shelton, with 3-year-old Nicholas Rose in the background, waits for story time during Meet Santa Day.

5of11Santa compliments a drawing by a youngster during the event at the Huntington Branch.

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7of11Santa says hello to a few youngsters at the library.

Nolan Royce, 5, and his brother Landon, 4, take a break from reading a book while waiting to meet with Santa at the library. ""We like the atmosphere and supporting the community," their mom Amanda, who was with dad Josh, said about the event. — 8of11Nolan Royce, 5, and his brother Landon, 4, take a break from reading a book while waiting to meet with Santa at the library. "“We like the atmosphere and supporting the community,” their mom Amanda, who was with dad Josh, said about the event.

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Nicholas Rose, 3, of Shelton, above, has a chance to tell Santa what he was hoping to find under the tree. Nicholas wanted toy train equipment and cars. (Photos by Brad Durrell)

Nicholas was one of dozens of youngsters who spoke with Santa Claus during Meet Santa Day at the Huntington Branch Library in Shelton.

Families donated new toys to TEAM Inc.’s Toys 4 Kids drive and received a free photo with Santa. There also was hot chocolate, cookies, games, and a holiday story time with Marcia Austin, director of the Huntington Branch Library.

Santa thanked each child for the family’s donation and told them how, thanks to their kindness, other children will have gifts to open this holiday season.