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Lunar New Year celebrations begin, marking the Year of the Snake

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Today marks the start of the Year of the Snake in the lunar calendar. Many cultures mark the Lunar New Year in different ways, including Chinese and Vietnamese culture. Lion dancing is a key part of the festivities, and some families are making a special effort to preserve their traditions.
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