On Monday under perfect weather, Revere’s own Columbus Day Parade returned to our city streets. From the Chelsea line on Broadway to past St. Anthony’s Church on Revere Street, the parade wound its way down this route for more than two hours as thousands watched those who took part in the parade from marching bands to local youth organizations to local elected officials.
The start of this truly great event began on Sunday where more than 500 people attended the kick-off breakfast. We thank Mayor Dan Rizzo who provided the impetus for the return of this city event.  We also thank the following individuals and organization who contributed either time or capital or both for this parade:
East Boston Savings Bank
Capitol Waste Services, Inc.
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center
First Priority Credit Union
Laborers’ International Union – Local 22
The Revere Advocate
Madison Group, Inc.
Revere Chamber of Commerce
Revere Journal
TD Bank
New Fed Mortgage/Century 21 Northshore
Massport
A.L. Prime Energy
Revere TV
Stonehurst Real Estate Group
Blanchard’s Wine & Spirits
Casa Lucia Function Facility
Century 21/Mario Real Estate
D’Ambrosio Brown LLP
Joe’s Market/Mobil
Kelley’s Roast Beef
Kinship Floral, LLC
Renewal Waste Solutions
Sheet Metal Workers Local 17
St. Jean’s Credit Union
Antonia’s At the Beach, Restaurant & Bar
Beachmont Veterans of Foreign Wars – Post 6712
Burnett & Moynihan, Inc.
East Boston/Revere Rotary Club
Festa Construction
Kiwanis Club of Revere
Leonid Blyakham
McDonald’s of Revere
Mickey “Say No To Drugs†Casoli
Palmer & Levine, P.C.
Rizzo Insurance Group
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Paul Dakin & Family
Wreck-A-Mended Auto Body
DiPietro Family Dental
Agnes Strecker Dance Studio,
Target
Caruso Construction
Jay’s Cleaners
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