1. Town square in the Treme neighborhood where slaves used to meet on Sundays to dance.
2. Sunday was the slave's day off. They would meet at "Place de Negres," which is now called Congo Square. Treme is the cradle of African American music in the New Orleans area, and Congo Square is ground zero.
An Atlantic City namesake because of its role as the inspiration for the Parker Brothers board game.
1. Stinky water from the gutters that mixes with garbage. Don't step in the polio water, or else the polio smell will stick with you all day.
2. Polio Water - A puddle of water.
The unique Cincinnati way of saying 'pardon me?'
Nickname for the city's award-winning daily newspaper, the Providence Journal. This paper holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously published daily in the U.S., having been started in 1829.
