Detroit’s Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Has Been Cancelled
Detroit’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been cancelled due to the Cornavirus.
The cancellation was based on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s recommendation that large public gatherings should be called off or postponed as the virus has reached Michigan, according to officials with knowledge of the decision.
This parade had high attendance every year, and this year it was expected to attract 100,000 people.
The coordinator of the parade had been weighing their options and consulting with city officials when they learned of the governor’s recommendations, which prompted the cancellation of the parade.
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