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Last month, New York City shocked the world by nominating three Democratic socialists in the Democratic primary for U.S. Congress. The election has essentially secured the candidates’ general election victories in deep-blue New York.

By the summer of 1976, the United States was hungry for a reset. After Vietnam (1955-’75), Watergate (June ’72-August ’74), a recession (’73-’75), and an energy crisis (’73 and ’79 oil crises) the American Bicentennial served as both a distraction and a snapshot of the national mood-part patriot

As the Fourth of July approaches each year, we are reminded that Independence Day is about far more than fireworks and family gatherings.

In the summer of 1876, the United States of America was preparing for its 100th

It’s hard to imagine anything more authentically American than a pair of well-worn blue jeans. But while the U.S. might’ve popularized the rugged pants, they date back to well before the country’s founding and to the other side of the Atlantic.

It’s time for me to say goodbye to this column, “A Slice of Time.” I began writing it for Beechtree News in April 2011 – just over 15 years ago.




















