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Fort Worth moves ahead on new downtown library plan

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By Scott Nishimura Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
The next chapter of Fort Worth’s new downtown library began Tuesday, when City Council members voted to spend $5.95 million to buy 1.38 acres off of Summit Avenue. The city will clear the plot of dilapidated office buildings for a 20,000- to 30,000-square-foot library with parking.
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Terri Flow exercises her ‘superpower’ to help organize the city’s eponymous ship’s decommissioning

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By Scott Nishimura Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
Terri Flow was working in Washington, D.C., five years ago when she relocated to Fort Worth to be close to family again. Having spent years volunteering for causes supporting the military, she checked into that possibility when she moved back to North Texas. Her contacts presented 14 choices, Flow said. She picked the USS Fort Worth Support Committee, a nonprofit promoting achievements and recognizing crew members of the city’s eponymous ship, commissioned in 2012.
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Fort Worth opens next chapter in search for new downtown library

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By Scott Nishimura Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
The city of Fort Worth is turning the page on its search for a new downtown Fort Worth library, now making plans to buy 1.38 acres on Summit Avenue south of West 7th Street. City Council members on June 23 will vote to buy several pieces of property for up to $5.95 million. The city would demolish buildings currently on the sites and combine the lots to “accomodate a library and adjacent parking,” it said in a release late Wednesday afternoon.
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