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In New York City, there is a law prohibiting the display of natural (non-artificial) Christmas trees in retail stores. In Philadelphia, there is a law prohibiting natural trees in high-rise buildings and any other dwellings that are designed to house more than two families. In both cases, the reason is it's considered a fire hazard. |
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Since 2011, a 15¢ tax has been assessed on the sale of every Christmas tree in the United States. The purpose of the tax is to fund a marketing program to improve the image of Christmas trees (similar to "Got Milk?" and "The Incredible Edible Egg" campaigns). |
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In Michigan, if you like having a freshly cut Christmas tree, be prepared to retain the receipt. That's because it's illegal there for anyone to transport a Christmas tree without having proof of the sale of the same. |
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In Arkansas, the sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on Christmas Day. Period. End of story |
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