As you probably remember, March 17 St. Patrick s Day was closing time in 2020, the day that bars, breweries and restaurants across Colorado were forced to curtail in-house service as a way to try to slow the spread of COVID-19. Many of these establishments have noted this sad anniversary while appreciating the fact that they can now be open at limited capacity indoors and with outdoor seating.
But to keep things from getting out of hand this St. Patrick s Day, the state s Liquor Enforcement Division warned watering holes that its officers will be out in force (and probably not in green suspenders). LED takes public safety concerns very seriously, and over-service violations may result in administrative action up to and including revocation of a liquor license, the agency noted. LED will be checking on health-order compliance and advises licensees to limit mixing with people you do not live with as much as possible to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. We have just started e
Tap List | Celebrate St. Patrickâs Day, Kansas City Style
Tap List | Celebrate St. Patrickâs Day, Kansas City Style
Have Fun, Drink Responsibly Share this story Published March 16th, 2021 at 11:00 AM Above image credit: Just embrace the green. Embrace it, we say. (Gregory Bull | AP File)
Thereâs so much lore surrounding St. Patrickâs Day.
Did you know, for instance, that Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, never
actually drove snakes out of Ireland and into the sea while standing on top of a hill?
Also, did you know that Saint Patrick is credited with explaining the Holy Trinity by using a three-leaf clover, which is why the shamrock is associated with the holiday?
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Amy s on Franklin will be having a Wild Wing Week beginning on Wednesday, March 17. Special wing finishers will be Creole lemon pepper rub, Vietnamese sweet soy and spicy chile, Moroccan harissa chile, Egyptian dry rub with spice and nut blend, and Middle Eastern Tahini sauce. Eight jumbo wings weighing about a pound total will be $12.
Amy s on Franklin - 1418 W. Franklin St.; 812-401-2332