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No Fourth of July fireworks in Palm Springs this year, but city still plans to host an event kesq.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kesq.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
No Fourth of July fireworks in Palm Springs after contentious council vote Palm Springs officials are scrambling to figure out what kind of Independence Day celebration they will host after city council voted for a fireworks-free Fourth of July. The council voted 3-2 against having a fireworks show in the city, with Mayor Christy Holstege and Councilmember Grace Garner voting in favor. The city will still hold a holiday celebration, but now it s a race against time to figure out exactly what that will look like. The council discussed balancing the long-standing tradition with what some felt is best for the community, weighing the potential trauma fireworks can cause for some veterans with PTSD and pets. ....
Verbatim: Savannah gets ECHL franchise The Journal Gazette The ECHL issued this news release today: PRINCETON, N.J. The ECHL announced on Wednesday that the League’s Board of Governors has approved the expansion application of Savannah, Georgia for admittance into the League. Savannah, which will be owned by Andy Kauffman who also owns Jacksonville Icemen, will begin play in in the 2022-23 Season at the new Savannah Arena, slated for completion in Spring 2022, which will hold 7,300 fans for hockey. “The ECHL is excited to welcome the City of Savannah as our newest member,” said ECHL Commissioner Ryan Crelin. “We have a great working relationship with Andy his management group and we look forward to bringing ECHL hockey to the Savannah community in October 2022 and the creation of natural rivalries with the Atlanta Gladiators, South Carolina Stingrays, Greenville Swamp Rabbits and Jacksonville Icemen.” ....