The sample snowflake light shown above is currently on display in front of the borough offices at 308 Locust Street. The sample is a "cool" light, but the plan is to go with "warm" lights. Council approved the purchase of 37 snowflake lights for Locust, Third and Fourth Streets, another five for Locust Street Park and 12 for Columbia River Park, at Monday night's meeting. The total cost will run close to $15,000. Councillor Cleon Berntheizel explained that this is a sale price through "Rileighs Outdoor Decor" and is good only until the end of February. The old snowflake lights are in storage, because the current lamp posts that line the streets cannot support the size and weight of those older lights. Berntheizel has discussed other ways to make use of the old lights rather than keeping them in storage. There are four designs of LED snowflake lights that will alternate on the poles. * * * * In other business, resident Frank...