LGBTQ groups finally invited to march in Staten Island St. Patrick’s Day Parade — ending NYC event’s decades-long anti-gay ban
LGBTQ groups will be allowed to march in Staten Island's St. Patrick’s Day Parade for the first time ever this year, organizers announced Tuesday -- ending a long-running controversy over the annual event's anti-gay stance.
NEW YORK — One borough, one parade. After 60 years, one of Staten Island’s largest and most influential civic organizations ...
The Phoenix Veterans Day Parade brought together service members, veterans, community groups, families and civilians for a ...
Parades and politics are often inextricably linked, and that was certainly the case during the Greater Pride Parade on Sunday ...
From day one, our administration has been clear that celebrations in our city should be welcoming and inclusive.' ...
The historic community of San Elizario, which has a strong connection to World War II and the Vietnam War, celebrated its ...
The streets of downtown Victoria were filled with patriotism and pride as residents gathered to honor the community’s ...
Bronxites gathered in Throggs Neck Sunday to honor the brave New Yorkers who fought for their country at the 40th annual ...
Dallas Pride officials announced today (Thursday, Nov. 7) that the Dallas Pride celebration is returning to Fair Park in 2025 ...
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