After two years of neighborhood controversy re: his annual Christmas light show, Hayden attorney is preparing for a third year. Only there's a catch this year. He needs $3,100 to double the amount of lights that will be involved in the 3rd Annual Hayden Christmas Light Show. So says the information on the GoFundMe account that Morris has set up for the purpose. Seems the Hayden lawyer has an offer by someone to provide $6,000 worth of equipment and labor to support the show. But, according to his GoFundMe account, the amount of lights requires Kootenai Electric Cooperative to make a $3,100 modification to a transformer. Hayden's Clark Griswold launched his GoFundMe account on Sept 20 and raised $255 in the first four days. He told supporters that he needs $3,100 by Nov. 15. You can read the information for yourself here.

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