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(CBS DETROIT) — The sky will be filled with bright colors once again for the 64th annual Ford Fireworks. The show returns to downtown Detroit at about 10 p.m. on June 27 for an in-person viewing with the theme “Hey Detroit, The Sky Shines for You!” For the last two years, the show was held with no crowd at the Lake St. Clair Metropark due to COVID-19 restrictions. READ MORE: Ford Receives $101M Incentive Package To Expand In Michigan This year’s show will feature more than 10,000 pyrotechnic effects visible for miles along the Detroit River. The Ford Fireworks can also be viewed on WDIV-TV (Local 4) beginning at 8 p.m. on June 27. In addition, News/Talk 760 WJR radio will also host a live broadcast from 7-9 p.m. “The Parade Company is thrilled to return to the Detroit River and is preparing for an incredible Ford Fireworks which will be filled with many show-stopping surprises,” Tony Michaels, president and CEO of The Parade Company, said in a press release. “We are … [Read more...] about 2022 Ford Fireworks On June 27: Here’s What To Know

TAMPA, Fla. (CW44 News At 10)– Mayor Jane Castor and Friends of the Riverwalk invite everyone to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday and the Tampa Bay Lightning during the Boom by the Bay. Friends of the Riverwalk will be host the July 4th Boat Parade, Water Ski Show (NEW this year), Poker Run, and Blessing of the Fleet as part of the Boom by the Bay festivities. READ MORE: Former HCSO Detective Arrested And Facing Charges Of Tampering And Misconduct With Evidence There will be a large banner, located in Curtis Hixon Park, for people to sign, offer their thanks and well wishes to the Bolts for their historic run. Those participating in the boat parade are encouraged to include Lightning décor along with their patriotic-themed displays. The parade route will be like the holiday light boat parade but will include a Water Ski Show at Sparkman Wharf to kick off the celebration, a poker run and a blessing station. To participate in the boat parade, be eligible for prizes, and a … [Read more...] about Celebrate The Tampa Bay Lightning And Independence Day With Fourth Of July Boat Parade

2 Business "It took 100 years for Black people to be part of this industry," Charles Alexander said of the Black Bread Company. CBS Chicago , News Partner Posted Replies By Audrina Bigos, CBS Chicago : CHICAGO (CBS) — Some businesses are about more than making money -- they're about giving back to the communities. That's the case with the first-ever Black-owned slice bread company that was started by a group of friends from right here in Chicago. Read more at CBS Chicago Thank Reply Share First Black Owned Bread Company Started By 3 Kenwood Academy Graduates Giving Back To South Side Community The rules of replying: Be respectful. Be transparent. Keep it local and relevant. Review the Patch Community Guidelines. Reply to this article Reply Replies ( Show previous 2 replies More from … [Read more...] about First Black Owned Bread Company Started By 3 Kenwood Academy Graduates Giving Back To South Side Community

0 This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Arts & Entertainment A populist candidate, promising to return the country to greatness, becomes president of the United States, and then all hell breaks loose. Bay Area Arts info , Community Contributor Posted | Updated Reply Los Altos Hills (10 October 2017) – A populist candidate, promising to return the country to greatness, becomes president of the United States, and then all hell breaks loose in It Can't Happen Here , a new play based on Sinclair Lewis' eerily prescient 1935 novel, adapted for the stage by Tony Taccone and Bennett S. Cohen. Foothill Theatre Arts presents It Can't Happen Here , directed by Bruce McLeod, for three weeks only, November 2 – 19, 2017 ( opening Saturday, November 4 ) at the Lohman Theatre, on the Foothill College Campus (at the bottom of the hill), 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills. … [Read more...] about Foothill Theatre Arts Presents “It Can’t Happen Here”

James Rado, co-creator of the groundbreaking hippie musical “Hair,” which celebrated protest, pot and free love and paved the way for the sound of rock on Broadway, has died. He was 90. Rado died Tuesday night in New York City of cardio respiratory arrest, according to friend and publicist Merle Frimark. “Hair,” which has a story and lyrics by Rado and Gerome Ragni and music by Galt MacDermot, was the first rock musical on Broadway, the first Broadway show to feature full nudity and the first to feature a same-sex kiss. Tributes came in from the theater world, including André De Shields, who tweeted “Rest in power, James Rado,” to playwright Michael R. Jackson, whose “A Strange Loop” just won the Tony Award for best new musical. He tweeted “rest in peace.” “Hair” made possible other rock musicals like “Jesus Christ Superstar” and “Rent.” Like “Hamilton,” it was one of only a handful of Broadway shows in the past few decades to find its songs on the pop charts. The … [Read more...] about James Rado, co-creator of ‘Hair,’ dies at 90

San Francisco Mayor London Breed tested positive for COVID-19 , but she was feeling well and planning to conduct meetings from home. COVID-weary parents in the Bay Area expressed relief and jubilation as COVID-19 vaccines for infants and toddlers finally became available. Latest updates: U.S. enters an “uncertain” period for COVID deaths, hospitalizations Figures show the number of newly reported COVID-19 deaths will remain stable or have “an uncertain trend” over the next four weeks, with up to 4,000 new deaths likely reported in the week ending July 16, according to the national ensemble forecast used by the CDC. Data show California may record up to 500 additional COVID-19 deaths in that time. Virus-related hospitalizations are also expected to have an unpredictable trajectory, with the national ensemble predicting that the number of new daily confirmed COVID-19 hospital admissions could fall anywhere between 1,600 to 10,400 by July 15. Many public health … [Read more...] about COVID in California: Maternal vaccination reduces severe outcomes for newborns