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For much of the English-speaking world, the day after Christmas is Boxing Day. But the United States isn't one of those countries.
Boxing Day is celebrated on Dec. 26. The holiday is on a Friday this year. When Dec. 25 is on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday is designated as the official public holiday, according to Britannica .
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Ever wondered why it’s called Boxing Day and where the tradition actually comes from?
The name Boxing Day is thought to come from a time when wealthy households would box up gifts, money or leftover food to give to servants and those in need. Traditionally, servants worked on Christmas Day itself, before being given the following day off to visit their families, often taking a “Christmas box” with them.
Boxing Day is Friday, Dec. 26. Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated the day after Christmas in Great Britain and some Commonwealth countries, including Canada. In the U.K. Boxing Day was established as a public holiday during the reign of Queen Victoria.
Boxing Day originated from tradition of giving gifts to the needy. It's a public holiday in several Commonwealth nations, coinciding with Saint Stephen's Day
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Boxing Day shopping at the mall may have to wait as police warn London drivers to stay off the roads due to freezing rain.
A bad start for Bangor has gotten worse. Lee Feeney is forced into an early change with Mark Haughey coming off for Stephen McGuinness. The first effort of the game comes from Will Patching but Sean O'Neill is easily behind the Coleraine midfielder's curling shot.