Italian Pride On Display As 75th Annual Columbus Day Parade Marches Through Midtown
A sea of red, white and green took over Manhattan today. Tens of thousands of people marched up Fifth Avenue for the 75th annual Columbus Day Parade.
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A sea of red, white and green took over Manhattan today. Tens of thousands of people marched up Fifth Avenue for the 75th annual Columbus Day Parade.
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Check out the day as Italian pride is celebrated in Manhattan.
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