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Spring into the community with these local events

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Kendall Wilson, Co-Copy Editor
April 2, 2024
The Raleigh/Wake Forest area is full of fun events for all to participate in this spring. Check out some upcoming festivals to support the community and get to know our amazing city.
The Raleigh/Wake Forest area is full of fun events for all to participate in this spring. Check out some upcoming festivals to support the community and get to know our amazing city.
Kendall Wilson
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