St. Paul's St. Patrick's Day parade is a drive-through this year
After being canceled last year due to COVID, the annual event is a go this year.
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After being canceled last year due to COVID, the annual event is a go this year.
Emmetsburg St. Patrick’s Association Still Planning a Full Celebration For 2021 By charguth January 11, 2021 6:49 am Saga Communications Emmetsburg, IA (KICD)– We are only a couple of months away from what can be called one of Palo Alto County’s biggest parties of the year. St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner and event planners are doing everything in their power make everything as normal as possible. Stephanie Mehan is President of the Emmetsburg St. Patrick’s Association. She says there are multiple ways to stay caught up on the latest happenings in this very fluid situat...
Enter your number to get our free mobile app We all talked about how ready we were for 2020 to end. Even though we all knew that everything wrong in the world wouldn't magically get solved overnight, the idea of a new year seemed to bring some hope for a return to normal with it. We might be waiting for that return to normal for a little while longer. Today Shamrock's St. Patrick's Association officially announced that they would be cancelling, or suspending, the St. Patrick's Day celebration for 2021. I'm heartbroken. In a statement that was released, it appears that the state's Covid guidel...
Holyoke St. Patrick’s Parade canceled for second year amid pandemic The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art float proceeds on Northampton Street on March 17, 2019, during the 68th annual St. Patrick’s Parade in Holyoke. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 1/5/2021 2:32:42 PM HOLYOKE – For the second consecutive year, the 69th Annual Holyoke St. Patrick’s Parade has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We understand that many will be saddened, but we need to do what is best for our community,” said Marc Joyce, 2020-2021 parade president, in a statement. “We will march again a...