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Open Streets festival promotes healthy lifestyles in Fort Worth

By Joey McReynolds
Published Apr 23, 2015

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People around Fort Worth had the chance to head down to Magnolia Ave. on Sunday to see one of the city’s many spring festivals as well as something that city officials hope lasts much longer than one weekend.
Open Streets, a four hour event that brought over 100 vendors and thousands of people together, is an example of what Fort Worth hopes to see throughout the city in the future.
 

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