Rain, shine or socially distanced: Michiganders still find ways to celebrate Memorial Day weekend
DETROIT – Memorial Day Weekend is commonly seen as the unofficial start of summer and it’s usually spent with friends and family at barbecues, pools or on the lake -- but this year is different.
May 23, 2020 -- Michigan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases up to 54,365; Death toll now at 5,223 with 33,168 recoveries reported
Michiganders are still finding ways to celebrate the weekend amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Experts say staying outdoors is a good idea and they continue to recommend social distancing, masks and gathering in small groups.
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You can watch Victor Williams’ full story in the video above.
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