Christmas lights come at a price

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John Valenzuela/
Staff Photographer




I wouldn't blame you if you decided to skip Thoroughbred this year because of the congestion. Those who went over the weekend said it was the busiest ever. Homebodies can take a look at photographer John Valenzuela's photo gallery instead of venturing out.

The sheriff's department increased its presence this year and also installed a temporary stop sign at Thoroughbred and Sapphire, pictured. Last year, a fight broke out at the intersection due to road rage.

Most people drive or walk to see the Christmas lights but on Thursday, one boy took his Segway and another group hired a Hummer limo. If you walk, a good parking spot will be tough this week. I wouldn't recommend wearing high heels, which is what many young women on dates wear. If you drive, parking can be hard to find. Be prepared to be stuck in traffic for a long time getting there and for a long time once on Thoroughbred. Give yourself a good two to three hours.

For more on the famed Alta Loma neighborhood, read the article in Sunday's paper.




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Wendy Leung has covered the city of Rancho Cucamonga for the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin since 2005. She started the RC Now blog in August 2008. To contact Wendy, leave a comment on this blog or send an e-mail to Wendy Leung.

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