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By Shelby Mitchell Feb 16, 2021 MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — The Mobile parading organization The Comic Cowboys have a unique solution for making their parade happen Tuesday February 16 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. " Since 1884 the Comic Cowboys have highlighted the missteps and irony of local events and leaders, always without malice, using humor, satire, and sarcasm with signage on board our anything but glamourous floats. It is without question one of the most anticipated parades of Mobile’s famed Mardi Gras, as revelers can’t wait to see who ‘made the parade’ that year. In the 137 year...

  WINNIPEG -- Pride Winnipeg is planning to move its 2021 celebrations to an online platform amid concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On Tuesday, Pride Winnipeg announced that it would be taking a different approach to the digital celebrations this year during Pride Week. "We are looking at doing 10 days of community events mixed with our standard Pride style programming, rather than just a single weekend digital festival, and this year we will end with a Virtual Parade," Barry Karlenzig, president of Pride Winnipeg, said in a news release. “We have also worked with our part...

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Veterans from Massachusetts will be part of the Inauguration Day celebration on Wednesday.The Massachusetts Veterans of Foreign Wars Honor Guard will be featured in the virtual "Parade Across America" during the presidential inauguration.The COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of a traditional parade, even before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol."We're honored to participate," said Brian Willette, a Purple Heart recipient and a member of the western Massachusetts unit. "What we need is a moment of unity. We need to stand up for what that Constitution means, and that's what the...