Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lights up in New York City with 50,000 lights

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The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree was lit on Wednesday, featuring 50,000 multi-colored lights. The 74-foot Norway spruce, from Massachusetts, is topped with a Swarovski star adorned with 3 million crystals. The tree-lighting ceremony attracted large crowds, marking a long-standing New York City tradition. The tree will be on display until mid-January, with a special 24-hour lighting on Christmas Day. Increased security was implemented for the event following a shooting near Rockefeller Center earlier that day. Police assured the public of a strong presence to ensure safety during the festivities.


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