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Military families living in base housing in Florida were ordered to take down their Christmas decorations to comply with “standards” set by the privatized housing management company. Service members and families at Tyndall Air Force Base, about 12 miles from Panama City, received an email titled “One Holiday at a Time,” warning residents not to display Christmas decorations early, according to a post shared on a Facebook page for Airmen. “While driving through the neighborhoods yesterday, it was noticed that Christmas decorations have already begun to appear within the community,” read the message from Balfour Beatty Communities, which manages all…
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