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Posted on May 7, 2006 at 02:11:41 PM by mm

As I watched the Buccanner Parade early Friday afternoon(fri may 5th). I noticed that on both sides of Leopard street entire families were really enjoying the beautifull day. I was told by some that they had stationed themselves in their reserved places the night before. They had set up their tents, Bar B Que Pits, ice chests etc. in an orderly fashion. The area was packed. Also the buccaneer vendors took their merchandize to the street only to be baught by the same people stationed there. As I walked and mingled with the crowd I noticed that a large majority of the people that I saw along the way were mostly "Hispanics". The only Anglo people that I saw were the homeless being fed by the humanitatrian hands of "hispanics". They shared whatever food they had with them. This made me realize why not call the parade the Cinco De Mayo Buccaneer Parade. After all it was celebrated on the 5th of May. THANKS We should also thank the police for patroling the area.