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Patriots' Day

noun

  1. the anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord (1775), celebrated the third Monday in April: a legal holiday in Massachusetts and Maine.



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Most people in Massachusetts don’t see Patriots’ Day this way; for them, it’s just a day off, a costume parade their parents used to take them to, and the Boston Marathon.

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In that respect, the festivities that Massachusetts calls ā€œPatriots’ Dayā€ weekend present an interesting challenge.

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Adapting the book was ā€œone of the most difficult challenges I’ve ever had as a writer,ā€ said Zetumer, whose credits include ā€œPatriots Day,ā€ a dramatization of the 2013 Boston marathon bombings.

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At 6 a.m., race director Dave McGillivray sent out a group of about 20 from the Massachusetts National Guard that hikes the course on the state holiday of Patriots’ Day commemorating the start of the Revolutionary War.

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Spectators were urged to take public transportation not just to the marathon, but to the annual Patriots’ Day Boston Red Sox game and a possible Boston Bruins playoff game, Cox said.

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