Page 4 - San Jeronimo News Today

In Port Richmond, a popular deli has expanded into a restaurant and bakery called San Jeronimo, serving pan dulce and a wide array of Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes.

In this excerpt of Bilbao—New York—Bilbao, a Basque writer considers how his family stories have been warped and fictionalized with the passage of time.

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...

Strange, isnt it? The Nejapa town in El Salvador observes the annual fireball festival to commemorate the clash between saint San Jeronimo and the devil. On this day, people throw flaming balls at each other while the crowd cheers for the two warring groups that indulge in the summer festival. Watch video of Bolas de Fuego celebrations below. 👍 WATCH: Men Pelt Each Other With Flaming Balls To Observe the Annual Fireball Festival in Nejapa Town of El Salvador.

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...

(Reuters) - Men with painted faces and masks pelted each other with rags drenched in gasoline and rolled into tight flaming balls, as the town of Neja...