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This is another one of the. Fans filtered into Fenway Park on April 3rd for the first Red Sox game of the season. The streets were packed with fans clad in jerseys, street vendors grilling sausages, and scalpers trying to get rid of their tickets before first pitch. Nicole and Chuck Dichiara of Waltham were in town for their annual father-daughter opening day date. I used to take her out of school to go to opening day, Chuck said.
I think a supplementary article, or at least a little blurb about overdoses being a problem in Maine above the maps would add a little more context. But perhaps the lack of an explanation makes the data itself more central and striking.