'No bees, no beer, no food.' Brewery fights to change ordinance over No Mow May
No Mow May is here and that means some lawns won’t be cut for another month, but no matter how you slice it, it’s a polarizing issue.
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No Mow May is here and that means some lawns won’t be cut for another month, but no matter how you slice it, it’s a polarizing issue.
No Mow May leaves yards looking wild. But beauty can be in the eye of the beholder.
When it comes to brewing, hops can be challenging. There’s the taste end of things, for every hop can offer something novel and different to a particular beer; there’s the agricultural end of things, since hops are very particular about where they grow; and then there’s perhaps the most difficult aspect of humulus lupulus: the
South Lyon is ready to open up the party with a new social district that would allow drinking downtown.
Witch's Hat Brewing Co. is asking South Lyon's city council to officially observe No Mow May after receiving a warning citation.