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Fun Dates for
March
1 - St. David's Day

2 - Boot Hill Day

3 - Open Wide Day

4 - Old Rock Day

5 - Bridge Players Day

6 - Brownie Pie Day

7 - Salt Water Day

8 - Alfred Hitchcock Day

9 - Potato Chip Day

10 - Raven Legend Day

11 - Johnny Appleseed Day

12 - Girl Scout Day

13 - Jewelry Lovers Day

14 - Irish American Day

15 - Ides of March Day

16 - Tumble Weed Day

17 - St. Patrick's Day

18 - I Can Crochet Day

19 - Let's Laugh Day
(another favorite :-))

20 - Barbie Doll Day

21 - It's Spring Day

22 - Roller Coaster Day

23 - Nice Fragrance Day

24 - Harry Houdini Day

25 - Chocolate Raisins Day

26 - Be a Mime Day

27 - Cherry Blossom Day

28 - Garden Seeds Day

29 - Have a Pickle Day

30 - Frozen Food Day

31 - Coloring Crayons Day

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1st - Ash Wednesday
1805 William Hull becomes governor of the Michigan Territory

2nd -
1824 Father Gabriel Richard speaks to Congress

3rd -
1875 Mackinac Island National Park is created.

4th -
1847 William L. Greenly, Democrat, is appointed governor of Michigan.

5th -
1836 Former slaves petition the state legislature for a church. Their efforts lead to the formation of the Second Baptist Church--the first African American church in Detroit.

6th -
1896 Charles B. King drives the first auto in Detroit.

Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do. Part One: What To Know ** 7:30pm - 9:00pm ~ Ypsilanti ~ Washtenaw County

7th -
1932 Unemployed autoworkers are attacked at Ford's River Rouge Plant.

8th -
1869 Michigan ratifies the Fifteenth Amendment.

9th -
1976 Hot-air balloons flights over the state are legalized.

10th -
1953 Alexander Groesbeck dies in Detroit.

11th -
1861 Keweenaw County is organized.

12th -
1974 Michigan exempts itself from daylight savings time.

13th -
1861 John Robertson of Detroit prepares to assume office as Michigan's adjutant general.

Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do. Part Two: What To Do ** 7:30pm - 9:00pm ~ Ypsilanti ~ Washtenaw County

14th - Purim
1865 Brunson Harbor becomes Benton Harbor,

15th -
1972 "The Father of Modern Archery", Fred Bear, is the first person inducted into the Archery Hall of Fame.

16th -
1847 Governor Greenly signs a bill moving the state capital from Detroit to Lansing Township.

17th - St. Patrick's Day
1929 Social discourse is banned in Detroit.

18th -
1837 The University of Michigan prepares to move from Detroit to Ann Arbor.

19th -
1845 Houghton County is created.

20th - Spring Begins (EST)
1948 U of M becomes the first NCAA hockey champs.

"Intervention" ** 7:30pm - 9:00pm ~ Ypsilanti ~ Washtenaw County

21th -
1891 Eau Claire is incorporated.

22th -
1954 The country's first regional shopping mall opens in Southfield.

23th -
1984 A woman in Hazel Park gives birth to the state's first test-tube baby.

24th -
1936 The Red Wings play the longest Stanley Cup game in history against the Montreal Maroons. Combined 60 minutes of regulation play and 116 minutes, 30 seconds of overtime. Detroit won 1-0 and went on to win the series and their first Stanley Cup.

25th -
1680 LaSalle and his men leave Fort Miami to explore interior Michigan.

26th -
1859 Articles of incorporation are adopted by Adrian College.

27th -
1946 Walter Reuther is elected president of the UAW.

Grief and Loss in Addiction ** 7:30pm - 9:00pm ~ Ypsilanti ~ Washtenaw County

28th -
1820 St. Clair County is created.

29th -
1929 Fireworks are banned in Michigan.

30th -
1815 Detroiters celebrate the war's end.

31th -
1976 Turning right on red is OK.

All Michigan history is courtesy of Michigan History Magazine.