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Residents in East Downtown are seeking the restoration of green space. This effort comes after the FIFA Fan Fest in Houston concluded. The focus is on the EaDo Promenade, where residents want to see grass and trees replanted.
Further details on this initiative are available from local news sources, including Fox 26 Houston. The call for restoration indicates a desire to revive the area's natural beauty following the event.
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