The Milwaukee Brewers recently defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in the World Series to capture the franchise's first World Series championship in its 58-year history. The Brewers organization officially announced today (the 30th) that the World Series championship parade will take place at 10 a.m. local time on October 30 (Taiwan time October 31) in downtown Milwaukee. To allow all students and citizens to witness this historic honor that has been more than half a century in the making, Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) also announced that all public schools across the district will be closed for a day on the day of the parade, giving teachers and students across the city a day off to celebrate together.

　　Championship Parade Kicks Off at 10 a.m. on 10/30; Fan Celebration Rally Free to Attend

　　According to the official event schedule released by the organization, the championship parade is expected to depart at 10 a.m. local time on the 30th, starting at the intersection of North 4th Street and West Wisconsin Avenue. The championship motorcade will carry manager Pat Murphy, World Series MVP catcher William Contreras and all the championship contributors along the route as they receive cheers from fans lining the streets.

　　After the parade, the team will head to Henry Maier Festival Park for a large championship fan celebration rally and carnival event. The organization said the parade and rally will be free and open to all citizens and fans, with entry on a first-come, first-served basis. Hundreds of thousands of passionate fans in blue and gold jerseys are expected to pack downtown.

　　First Title in 58 Years Since Founding Shakes the City; Public Schools Announce Closure

　　The Brewers posted a major-league-best 103 wins in the regular season this year and then overcame every opponent in the postseason to reach the top of the baseball world. It is worth noting that among all 30 MLB teams, the Milwaukee metropolitan area has a population of only about 1.5 million, making it the smallest market in the entire major leagues. Now this small-market team has achieved a stunning 58-year first-title miracle that has shaken the sports world and fully ignited the city's sense of unity.

　　Milwaukee Public Schools subsequently posted a district-wide closure notice on its official website, with the homepage reading the congratulatory slogan "Congratulations to the World Series champions!" This thoughtful decision was quickly recognized and reported by MLB officials.