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People are nice in Baltimore, despite the opposite perception

Ravens' Nick Boyle lands upside down in the end zone for his first career touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Patriots. The Ravens defeated the Patriots by a score of 37 to 20 on November 3, at M & T Bank Stadium.
Ravens' Nick Boyle lands upside down in the end zone for his first career touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Patriots. The Ravens defeated the Patriots by a score of 37 to 20 on November 3, at M & T Bank Stadium. (Kenneth K. Lam)

My boyfriend and I are Canadian. Like many other Canadians, we follow the NFL (“Five Things We Learned from the Ravens’ 37-20 win over the New England Patriots,” Nov. 4). We are New England Patriot fans, and every year we like to travel to a different city to catch a game. This year it was Baltimore.

We were cautioned not to wear our Patriots gear as we would not be well received (as per past experiences in other cities). We took a chance and wore our jerseys anyway and were pleasantly surprised by the large number of Baltimoreons who were extremely nice and welcoming, not one negative word from anyone.

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A shout out to the great people of Baltimore in spite of the bad press the city gets.

Melissa Favero

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