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A Rhode Island man decked out his car for the holidays and it has now become a seasonal staple.

Here's a question for my fellow Massachusetts friends and neighbors: Do you have a favorite Christmas song? It's an appropriate question for this time of year.

Hey Massachusetts, want to getaway? No, this isn't a Snickers ad, but especially with Christmas coming up next week, perhaps you're looking to change up your holiday routine and knock off some of the stress that comes with the large gatherings for your celebration of the holiday. If that's the case, then it just so happens that there are three towns in the Bay State that are being called the most picturesque for a Christmas getaway.

There are more than just two places to go for the holidays to be sure, but it is nice that Conde Nast traveler recognized these two beautiful places in Massachusetts and Vermont.

Brockton, Massachusetts was home to the first department store Santa Claus in America, an 1890 innovation that became the standard forever after.

The holiday spirit is bright in Freetown with a new display map that shows you where you can see some great Christmas decorations.

A Somerset auto body shop has been getting creative when it comes to decorating for the holidays, and it's turning heads.

The Carvalho family in East Freetown creates a stunning Christmas display, complete with Santa mailbox guaranteeing replies to letters received by December 17.

Get in the holiday spirit with a collection of 25 festive Christmas trees, showcasing the creativity and magic of SouthCoast residents this season.

A Rehoboth family's stolen Christmas decorations were replaced by a stranger's act of kindness, restoring their holiday spirit.