Chicago River dyed green for St. Patrick’s Day
CHICAGO — Thousands of revelers lined the streets Saturday to watch the Chicago River be dyed green for St. Patrick’s Day. The annual tradition that dates back decades took place Saturday morning on a stretch of the river in downtown Chicago. Celebrants stood on the Michigan Avenue bridge and the city’s riverwalk to watch members of Chicago Plumbers Local 130 dump and spray the dye into the river from boats. The union says the dye formula is a “closely guarded…
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