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8+ hour, 21+ min ago (604+ words) By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter For enslaved people in the United States 150 years ago, New Year's Day was no cause for celebration. Instead, in pre-Civil War America, Jan. 1 was deemed "Heartbreak Day" " the date when plantation owners would…...