City celebrates Cinco de Mayo

by Lorenzo Almanza
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It’s enriching to see families celebrate Latino heritage,” Mitchell Cheatham said. / Photo by Lorenzo Almanza


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“It’s me learning more about you, it’s you learning more about your neighbors,” Mayor Jensen said. / Photo by Amanda Deats-Coello
Crowd watches Cinco de Mayo parade
“As long as there are people sitting there listening to the music, then it’s a positive experience,” Joe Stamm said. /Photo by Katelyn Steffen
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“We want the community to have some fun, do some healthy activities with kids, and [learn] about the different programming available for free or low cost in Irving through our libraries, rec centers, advocacy center,” Heather Koval said. / Photo by Arden Terry
Families enjoy Rock the Block Party
“The reaction of the neighborhood and the community [is to come out], and people get to know each other,” Von Miller, Sr., said. /Photo by Lorenzo Almanza
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“[I have] lots of memories,” Diane Freestone said. / Photo by John Starkey
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