Greenwood District Continues Juneteenth Block Party Regardless Of Rally

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Saturday, June 20th 2020, 9:40 pm

By: Amy Slanchik

Greenwood District Continues Juneteenth Block Party Regardless Of Rally

Greenwood District Continues Juneteenth Block Party Regardless Of Rally

As the President hosts his rally in the BOK, Juneteenth events continue in Greenwood.

Organizers of the event said they had originally planned on the Juneteenth commemoration being a two-day event.

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