By Staten Island Advance Editorial
For good reason, Columbus Day is a traditional cause for celebration on Staten Island. This borough has long been the most Italian-American county in the United States. So there are big expectations following Borough President James Oddo's announcement that plans are being made for the debut of a major new holiday festival.
Set for Saturday, Oct. 11, is "Rome through Richmond Town: A Celebration of Italian Culture," a free six-hour festival designed to replace the annual Columbus Parade. "This will be a bigger and better way to celebrate," said Mr. Oddo, who decided to end the New Dorp Lane march sponsored by the BP's office in favor of the expanded new event.
Source: http://www.silive.com/
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