Amid the many things you can’t predict with parades is just how hot it might be the first of week of June in Dallas.
Among the many things you can’t predict with parades is just how hot it might be the first week of June in Dallas.The Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade at Fair Park stepped off Sunday afternoon parade free of rain and excessive heat. Still, it was warm enough to find most watching the parade winding through Fair Park seeking shade and donning hats and umbrellas.“We started with a tiny little parade, down on Cedar Springs and we’re celebrating our community,” DeLuna said.
Blair Taylor is the volunteer community outreach lead for the Dallas County chapter of Mom’s Demand Action, a national organization focused on gun safety legislation.
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