Celebrate spring flowers

 

May 1, 2020

Rick Mackey

Cloquet Community Education started a campaign last week called Get the Community Blooming. "April showers bring May flowers," director Ruth Reeves said. "And with those flowers comes May Day, a celebration to mark the beginning of summer." Community Ed is asking people to choose a square of sidewalk on Washington Avenue and use chalk to decorate it with flowers or whatever spring vision one has. "Use your driveway as a canvas, make a yard sign or even decorate your whole yard," Reeves said. She encouraged people to get out and enjoy the creations May 2 and 3 by going for a walk or a drive...



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