What streets are closed in Boston for the Celtics parade?
Fans are ready to celebrate the Celtics at the parade on Friday, but what streets should people expect to be closed?
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Fans are ready to celebrate the Celtics at the parade on Friday, but what streets should people expect to be closed?
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A swarm of fans congratulated Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla as he took the Larry O'Brien trophy on a tour of the North End.
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Fans, businesses, and duck boat drivers are getting ready to celebrate the world champion Boston Celtics.
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Jim Carroll set up a spy camera and captured Mary Morrissey pouring water into his bag. He said it was soaked almost daily.
