The Press wants to know about fantastic Christmas displays in the area.

We'll publish an occasional list of addresses/locations for your viewing pleasure.

Email the address, location and/or city of displays that make you pause to [email protected]. (Remember to jot down the address and/or general location when you pass by.) If you want to include a short description of the display, that's fine, too.

Here's what we've received:

Coeur d'Alene

* 1905 W. Appleway Ave., lights synchronized by music on radio

* 3195 N. 10th St. (at Davis), lights are synchronized to music

* 2391 S. Espinazo Drive

* 1410 Indiana Ave.

* 1219 Lakeside

Hayden

* 9087 Orange Blossom Court

* 12245 Friar, in the hills between Hayden Lake and Avondale Lake

* 12519 N. Emerald Drive, helicopter, Santa and his reindeer, airplane on roof

* 8119 Salmonberry Loop

* 179 E. Miles

Post Falls

* 400 block of Glenwood Drive (off Black Forest and Greensferry), lights synchronized by music on radio

* 4875 St. Anthony Lane

*10th Avenue just west of Spokane Street

* Sugar Maple Trail, across from Wal-Mart between Mullan and 12th

* 2105 N. Catskill Court, in Harmony Place near Idaho and Poleline

Rathdrum

* 8503 W. Larch St., animals, trees, shrubs and twinkling snowflakes, Santa and reindeer on roof, other nearby homes also have nice displays

Potlatch

* the city park is aglow

You can ring my bell ... for charity

Here is Coeur d'Alene's starting All-Star lineup for today's Salvation Army bell ringing contest against arch rivalSpokane.

Batting lead off, from 10 to noon will be Mayor Sandi Bloem and Kim Johnson.

Noon to 1 p.m. will be Mike and Sholeh Patrick and Kerri Thoreson.

From 1 to 2 p.m., will be Sandy Patano, Jack Riggs, Joe Morris and Steve Griffitts.

Ringing cleanup, from 2 to 3 p.m., Mike Kennedy and one of his children along with Susann Draper.

Following team Kennedy, Troy Tymesen, Hazel Bauman and David Rawls will swing, er, ring away.

Closing the contest, or second leadoff as some call it, will be Sandee Riggs from 4 to 5 p.m.

Multiple ringers will fill most every hour because Fred Meyer, 560 W. Kathleen Ave., has multiple entrances and every base should be covered.