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‘A little bit of normalcy’: Chicago River dyed green after mayor reverses St Patrick’s Day decision

 I've read an article in Independent by Louise Hall called "'A little bit of normalcy’: Chicago River dyed green after mayor reverses St Patrick’s Day decision". It was about a celebration of St Patrick’s Day. In 2020 all forms of celebration St Patrick's Day was canceled because of Covid-19 pandemic. In this year it was supposed to be the same. Altough, a few days before this day mayor Lori Lightfoot made a decision to continue the tradition despite of Covid. Finnaly the Chicago River was dyed green. The event was not published before "to minimise crowds and avoid congregating". 

In my opinion mayor made good decision. It was a piece of normal during the Covid-19 pandemic. It wasn't as dangerous and i think that people, who are live there was very happy about this.



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  1. englishdiary17 marca 2021 01:56

    I wonder what they died it with and how it impacted the life in the river.
    In this sentence (Altough, a few days before this day mayor Lori Lightfoot made a decision to continue the tradition despite of Covid), HOWEVER should be used instead of 'although'.

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