Time to Use ALL Green Porch Lights in Michigan

With Veterans Day around the corner, it's the perfect time to bring awareness to the meaning behind green porch lights in Michigan. You might pass by a house with a green light shining bright and assume it's leftover Halloween decor. But, according to LightBulbs.com, a green porch light carries a powerful message of respect and gratitude.

Picture an entire neighborhood lined with green porch lights glowing through the night.

Why Green Porch Lights

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Picture a neighborhood lined with green porch lights glowing through the night. Green symbolizes hope, renewal, and positive vibes—qualities that resonate strongly with our military veterans. On Veterans Day, families across Michigan turn on these green lights to honor those who have served our country.

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It's a simple gesture, but it stands out as a beacon of support for the brave men and women who've dedicated their lives to protecting our freedoms.

Lighting Up for Michigan Veterans

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Some families in Michigan keep their green lights glowing year-round as a constant show of appreciation for our military vets. Just imagine being a veteran, driving down a street lit by green porch lights, knowing that your service is recognized and valued not just on Veterans Day but every day.

Supporting veterans is as easy as swapping your regular porch light for a green one. Turn it on, snap a photo, and share it on social media with #GreenLightaVet. Let's see how much green we can shine across Michigan to show our veterans they're appreciated 365 days a year, rain or shine.

Michigan Department of Corrections Most Wanted Fugitives

The Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) has a long, storied history, which includes hundreds of unsuccessful prison breaks. That said, some have been successful enough that nearly 50 years later, some Michigan fugitives are still running from justice. Here's a look at the MDOC's Most Wanted Fugitives and Absconders

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DNR Report: 10 Michigan Hunters Shot Themselves or Others in 2023

Using information provided in the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Law Enforcement Division's Hunting Related Incident Summary, here's a look at ten hunters in Michigan who either shot themselves or someone else during all 2023 hunting seasons in chronological order.

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