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Boston mayor: Patriots parade can't be pushed back again
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Boston Mayor Martin Walsh says the victory parade for the New England Patriots can't be pushed back again even though the city is still digging out from a snowstorm and the subway system is having weather-related service problems.
Walsh announced Monday night that the parade would be postponed until Wednesday morning while Boston recovered from its second major winter storm in a week.
He said Tuesday that many people have suggested postponing the parade again -- this time until Saturday. He says the players will have scattered by then.
The Patriots beat the Seattle Seahawks 28-24 in Sunday's Super Bowl.
The mayor asked fans attending the parade not to perch on snowbanks because of the dangers involved and to dress appropriately for temperatures expected to be below freezing.

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