WYOMING, Mich.—Consumers Energy will kick off its 101 Days of Summer Safety campaign Saturday, June 8 with UNITE’s Arrive Alive Tour.

The Arrive Alive program raises awareness about the dangers of texting while driving and drunken driving.  Studies show roughly 89 percent of all Americans own a cell phone and people under 20 years are at highest risk for deadly crashes caused by distracted driving. Arrive Alive uses a high-tech simulator to allow people to experience the potential consequences of drunk and distracted driving.

Consumers’ 101 Days of Summer Safety is open to the utility company’s employees and their families.  The Arrive Alive Tour will take place 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Consumers Energy’s parking lot, located at 4000 Clay Avenue SW in Wyoming.

WYOMING, Mich.—The city of Wyoming will hold its Memorial Day ceremony Monday, May 27 at the Veteran’s Memorial Garden.

The 7 p.m. event will feature music from the  Lee High School Band and an address from retired Lieutenant Colonel David Britten, who is the current superintendent of Godfrey-Lee Public Schools.  The Wyoming Police Department Honor Guard will also take part in the ceremony.

Metro Health,  located at 5900 Byron Center Ave. SW,  is hosting a weekly open-air market on Thursdays  through October 10,  from 9 a.m. through 2 p.m.

Vendors will be selling locally grown and  produced food items for purchase, including vegetables, fruits, baked goods, plants and flowers, along with handcrafted candles, jewelry  and soap.