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Warren in Worcester to Celebrate the Fourth

Tuesday, July 03, 2012

 

Elizbeth Warren will be in Worcester to celebrate the Fourth of July at Cristoforo Colombo Park on Shrewsbury Street. Fireworks are set to go up at 9:30 pm, following other fun activities.

The senate hopeful will be making an appearance from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, as confirmed by campaign members at her local office at 442 Park Ave in Worcester.

The park opens at 6:00 pm with Kids Korner activities and food vendors. A ceremonial flag raising will begin the celebrations at 7:45 pm followed by a performance by the acclaimed Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra as part of their Summer Concert Series at 8:00 pm.

Warren supporters are also organizing efforts in Hopkinton and other towns across the state.

Brown Nowhere Near

Unless you plan on heading to the coastal region of the Commonwealth, you won't be seeing Senator Scott Brown on Independence Day. According to his press secretery, Brown will be attending three parades on the 4th, in Wakefield, Duxbury, and Plymouth.

A Politically Packed Parade

If you're ready for some polical fireworks, you should visit "America's Hometown" of Plymouth. Both Warren and Brown are scheduled to be at the parade this year. The event's organizing group, July 4 Plymouth, was founded when the town could no longer afford to pay for the annual parade and celebrations.

For other local Fourth of July activities, check out our list of festivities in the area. If fireworks aren't your favorite way to celebrate the nation's birthday, read about other festivities in the area.

 

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Comments:

Harvey Beehive

Really Ms. Warren, you don't have to be here for the 4th. You know you really don't want to be here anyway. So do us all a favor and stay in Cambridge where you and your fellow comrads can sit in your favorite coffee shop and sip your espresso while plotting the nation's takeover by socialism.

George Williams

You are correct, Harvey. Every time I hear Warren speak I'm reminded of the old redistributionist communist mantra, "From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs." According to her, we are all thralls to the collective, owing our success to them. We are not individuals who've managed to succeed in the environment of freedom expected of a nation organized under the Constitution, but owing everything to our neighbor's efforts as well.




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