Loyalist heritage shaping Saint John Bicentennial mood
In Saint John New Brunswick Loyalist history colors celebrations as Americans mark their Bicentennial. Old wounds fade with tourism push as inns, trails and Loyalist House promote heritage. Residents note intermarriage and shared ties across the border amid a growing festive tone.
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Dixon foresees lakes rebirth and national renewal
Jeane Dixon envisions a cleansing rebirth of Great Lakes fisheries restoring food supply and boosting cities like Detroit Chicago Gary and Cleveland. She cautions that America’s problems grow if blame and hatred persist, urging mercy and shared prosperity to avert greater civil conflict by the nation’s tricentennial.
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