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During a snow removal operation, Fargo City officials will pull vehicles from East and West avenues in the downtown
By 
Editor
Fargo, North Dakota – During the time that snow removal teams are working in the central business district of Fargo, city authorities have requested that homeowners and visitors move their vehicles off of the east and westbound avenues.
Snow removal personnel from the Fargo Public Works department will start removing the east and west avenues in the downtown areas starting tonight and continuing into the early morning hours of Wednesday, March 15th.
Every avenue between Second Street and Seventh Avenue North, beginning at Second Avenue South and ending at University Drive.
At this time, parking on the North and South streets of the downtown area will be permitted. Parking ramps and surface lots in the city of Fargo are also available to local residents free of charge.
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