Today is the fifth day of May, or Cinco de Mayo to all our Spanish-speaking friends out there. Now in Mexico, Cinco de Mayo is a national holiday celebrating a victory over the French in the Battle of Puebla in 1862; for Americans, it is a holiday to celebrate Mexican heritage no matter what you are with lots of tequila, guacamole and sobreros. Like all the non-Irish who partake in St. Patrick's Day, many non-Mexicans...
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The Mayor gave no advice on this one but he seems pretty serious about his threats. After last year's Superbowl celebration that killed one man and the tragic death after the Sox beat the Yankees in Game 7 in October, the Boston Police need to step it up even more this year. The local students could also grow up a bit and realize that climbing a tree or flipping a car is not a great way to celebrate...let's show the rest of the country that Boston can be classy, just like the Patriots and their win on Sunday, huh?
Since the New England Patriots are the reigning champs with a great record this year, Bostonist is expecting to be busy on Superbowl Sunday. Yet, some are worried about the match up with Peyton Manning and his Colts this Sunday at Gillette Stadium. Sure, Manning received 35 of the 48 votes for Most Valuable Player this year but are we not forgetting about our golden boy, Tom Brady? Besides his dashing good looks and...
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