Calder Commons Bans Parties on SPD
With State Patty’s Day looming near, Calder Commons apartment building has become the second complex to officially ban parties this weekend, sending this notice to their residents earlier today.
If the number of people in an apartment doubles the occupancy, the owners will receive a $200 fine.
The State Patty’s Day crackdown is more prevalent than ever this year, with bars closing, residence halls limiting guests, and police implementing stricter procedures.
(Photo by: @jakechazz)
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