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<p>Candy&#8217;s Place, a Cancer Wellness Center, received a donation of $12,718 raised through ticket sales for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra&#8217;s production of &#8220;The Ghosts of Christmas Eve.&#8221; Each ticket sold for the two performances at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Dec. 11 raised one dollar for the Cancer Wellness Center, located in Forty Fort. The Trans-Siberian Orchestra donates one dollar of every ticket sold to a charity local to the venue. This is the third year Candy&#8217;s Place was selected as the beneficiary. At the presentation, from left, are: Rocky, WKRZ; Chris Ostroski, director, Candy&#8217;s Place; Amanda, WKRZ.</p><style>
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Ticket sales from Trans-Siberian Orchestra concert benefits Candy’s Place