Southwest Michigan’s Second Wave takes summer siesta
As summer hits its peak and the holiday approaches it’s time for a two-week break for us.
Southwest Michigan’s Second Wave will not publish the weeks of June 23 and June 30, though there will be Facebook and Twitter updates throughout the hiatus.
In the digital publication business we call these dark weeks. We are hoping the sun shines enough to dispell any darkness. Lawn work, visits to Lake Michigan, and a festival or two are on the To-Do List.
We will return July 10 with new stories and pictures.
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