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Today is Cinco de Mayo, but some in Stamford say higher prices are putting pressure on the celebration. News 12 Connecticut’s Mark Sudol spoke with staff at Cinco de Mayo in Stamford, who said they are noticing increased costs across the board. They said the rising prices are making it tough on them, but despite the strain, they are not raising prices for customers.