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The Rockefeller Christmas tree isn't the only iconic symbol during the holidays in New York. 12 famous eight-foot angels have heralded in the season for nearly 70 years

The famous Rockefeller Center tree made the journey from its home in Upstate New York to the Big Apple, where it'll be decorated for the world to see.

Find your "Boogie Wonderland" as you skate down to this new roller rink with your friends.

The 2021 Rockefeller Christmas tree has arrived in New York City and it already looks better than the one we had last year.

If you're looking for something interesting to do in the coming weeks, take that trip, find LEGO Kevin McCallister hidden in plain sight, and you could be winning a pretty cool reward.

It's a first for this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.

Talk about a transformation. The 75 foot Norway Spruce from Oneonta, that everyone relentlessly made fun of when it first arrived in New York City, went from a Charlie Brown tree to Rockefeller Center ready in a Christmas miracle.

Ravensbeard Wildlife Center released video footage of Rocky the owl getting released back into the wild.

Rockefeller, the most famous little owl has it's own bobblehead.

The trees that make their way to Rockefeller Center for Christmas don't just hold big, fancy ornaments and bright, twinkly lights. They might carry some additional, unintended baggage.

The 75 foot Norway Spruce is up in Rockefeller Center but what the heck happened to this years Christmas Tree? That's the question thousands are asking on social media.

The 75 foot tall Norway Spruce is on its way from Oneonta to Rockefeller Center.