June 9, 2021
As the nation and state reopens, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission is asking everyone to enjoy their summer in a responsible manner. The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has released the following:
As summer heats up, Michiganders are urged to celebrate the season safely at gatherings and activities especially where alcohol might be consumed. Remember to keep your alcohol consumption in check and never drink and drive, urges the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC).
“The state’s 19,000 liquor licensees are excited to have their bars, restaurants, hotels, distilleries and wineries now open for patrons to enjoy Pure Michigan,” said MLCC Commissioner Dennis Olshove. “If you drink alcohol, do so responsibly. Make this a great summer to remember for all the right reasons.”
There are a few things you can bet on happening this holiday season as the planet leans into the winter solstice and hibernation mode for the bears and some people.Â
From the warmth of your car you can cruise the town starting in December and find lights â Christmas lights, farolitos and holiday displays. Â
Things are in pandemic scheduling flux, but here are a few routes to follow from Paseo del Pueblo Sur to Norte, sure to lift your spirit and inspire you as the challenging days of 2020 end.
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On hold for this year as of press time,
Lighting of Ledoux harks back to romantic traditions from holidays past when candles and tin lanterns were used to gather âround and tend the Tannenbaum or light the path to Christmas Mass.Â