Listed here are five fun issues to do all over the Eastern Upper Peninsula this weekend: 

“Say Boo to Drugs”

The Drug Enforcement Administration will partner with the Sault. Ste. Marie Police, Michigan Countrywide Guard and Chippewa County Communities that Care to host ‘Say Boo to Medicine,’ a trunk-or-address and touch-a-truck function through Drug Enforcement Administration Nationwide Prescription Drug Take Back Working day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Nationwide Guard Armory, located at 1170 E. Portage Ave. in the Sault. 

This party gives free of charge and nameless disposal of unneeded medicines for grownups, as very well as an option for young ones to dress up in costume, trunk-or-address, and an prospect to discover about how very first responders maintain communities harmless. In addition, Chippewa County Communities that Treatment will have healthy way of living instruction and source elements readily available.

“Our Say Boo to Medication is a aspect of the Operation Engage outreach initiative and is a way of combining the information of living a drug-totally free way of living with the entertaining of trick-or-dealing with,” reported DEA Assistant Exclusive Agent in Charge Steve VerDow. “Everyone is invited to come down and turn in these undesired prescription remedies and get a piece of candy — or two or even five. We hope to see the group arrive out and enable us beat previous year’s whole of 77,000 lbs ..”