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Despite differences, Minnesota plans to celebrate America's 250th
- America will celebrate its 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence signing, and Minnesota has significant plans for the event.
- Senator Steve Cwodzinski views the anniversary as a golden opportunity for the nation to unite and honor the founding document.
- During the period around the Vietnam War and Watergate, the nation was not eager to celebrate due to political and social challenges.
- Cwodzinski emphasizes that despite America's problems, it remains a great nation worth working to improve and celebrate.
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Despite differences, Minnesota plans to celebrate America's 250th
ST. PAUL — America is set to celebrate its 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence signing, and Minnesota already has big plans for it. While the actual semiquincentennial is July 4, cities across the state have plans throughout the summer, including talks, exhibits and concerts. Minnesota didn't become the 32nd state until 82 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. In 1776, the area that is now Minnesota was the…
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