Season’s greetings from all of us at Southwest Michigan’s Second Wave
Here's a holiday greeting from our desk to yours. As we do each year, Southwest Michigan's Second Wave staff it taking a break to go outside, breathe in the fresh cold air, and breathe out the old year. We also plan to get a little shopping in before Christmas.
Depending upon your point of view the weather outside is frightful or fantastic. We’re leaning toward frightfully fantastic.
And we’re ready to get out there an enjoy it.
As we do each year, Southwest Michigan’s Second Wave staff is taking a break over the holidays. We will not publish Dec. 26 or Jan. 2.
We will be back Jan. 9 with new stories and pictures and a whole new look.
Till then, stay warm!
Southwest Michigan’s Second Wave team
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