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Contactless Candy Caravan – Dallas Post Tribune

Join City of Dallas, Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Adam Medrano and DJ Austin B7 for a contactless drive-thru Candy Caravan this Saturday at 12-3 pm at Dallas Heritage Village. Pull up in your car, caravan with us and leave with a bag of treats. Reservation of a ticket https://www.eventbrite.com/e/candy-caravan-at-dallas-heritage-village-tickets-125648892219 is highly encouraged. COVID-19 protocols will be strictly enforced […]

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