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Photo Focus: St. John Celebration Packs Carnival, Emancipation and Fourth of July Into One

  • Jul 5, 2023
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The glint of the first convertible carrying Parade Marshal George Lewis peeped around the Mongoose Junction bend around noon, signaling the start of hours filled with everything that the St. John Celebration is well known for: royalty, pans, majorettes, mokos on towering stilts, grassroots troupes and lots - and lots - of mas.

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