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DOUGLAS, Ariz. — The City of Douglas is moving forward with revitalization plans for its historic downtown area, after years of surveys and conversations about the project.
The City has more than $4 million to spend on this project, including the City's COVID relief money they received in 2021. Huish says this funding will allow them to complete the revitalization project that focuses on the three block-area of the city's downtown. She’s owned her store on G Avenue since 2002 after purchasing it from her father, and has seen customers trip on the uneven sidewalks and struggle getting onto the curb.
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