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Mayor Mamdani will skip Columbus Day Parade as festivities return to Fifth Avenue

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Mayor Mamdani will skip Columbus Day Parade as festivities return to Fifth Avenue

The 82nd annual Columbus Day Parade returns to Manhattan on Monday, but Mayor Mamdani will not be among those marching.

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