Fireworks prices skyrocket as Fourth of July nears
WOOSTER Sitting on lawn chairs in the soccer fields and swatting at mosquitoes as explosions light up the nighttime sky is a seemingly age-old tradition in the city. Usually between 3,000 and 5,000 attendees watch fireworks every year here, and this year is projected to be no different, said Gil Ning, the event's annual organizer and president of the Wooster Fireworks Foundation. Soon after canceling the July 4 fireworks in 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns, Ning promised to bring it in 2021. And he intends to keep that promise. Just as Ning began planning this year's event, supply chain...
Source: the-daily-record.com