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Soggy Parade Day Can't Stop the South Side Irish

Marchers marched, babies were decked head-to-toe in green and the rain didn't stop anyone.

South Side Irish Parade Organizers Determined to Keep It Family-Friendly

The South Side Irish St. Patrick's Day Parade returns for the third time since a two-year break.

Beverly Arts Center Welcomes Heather Ireland Robinson as New Leader

The former member of a children's theater troupe at the center will serve as its new executive director.

South Side Irish Parade Hopes to Get a Holiday Boost From Mini-Banner Sales

The South Side Irish parade's store is selling mini-banners and T-shirts to help pay for the event.

South Side Irish Parade a Smaller, Family-Friendly Affair

Paradegoers say rain, lower attendance didn't spoil this year's celebration.

More Than 50,000 Expected to Attend South Side Irish Parade

The South Side Irish Parade starts at noon on Sunday.

Beverly Businesses Stock Up on Beer, Meat for South Side Irish Parade

Business owners on the Western Avenue parade route hung decorations and installed new beer taps Friday.

Even The Deep-Fried Turkey Is Irish On St. Paddy's Day

Jive Turkey owner Aricka Westbrooks wants to add "Green Turkey" to St. Patrick's Day parties.

South Side Irish Parade Makes Final Funding Push

Organizers in Beverly need $200,000 for Sunday's parade. They're just 300 raffle tickets short.

2013 South Side Irish Parade to Honor Fallen First Responders

Firefighters, police and their families picked as Grand Marshal for St. Patrick's Day parade.

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Ald. Tunney: Regulate Pub Crawls Like Parades

Tunney says he's looking out for neighborhoods, not trying to be a party pooper.

'Idiots' at South Side Irish Parade Won't Be Tolerated, Alderman Says

Ald. Matt O'Shea said drunk "idiots" won't be tolerated at next year's South South Side Irish Parade.

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