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Here's a news release from Memphis in May announcing new fall dates for the festival:
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Shelby County currently has 362 confirmed COVID-19 cases.
by Toby Sells
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Here's a news release from Memphis in May announcing new fall dates for the festival:
by Toby Sells
Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich said her office is working to release some incarcerated at the Shelby County Jail and has dismissed “hundreds” of cases of those recently charged, all moves to reduce the jail’s population and stem the spread of coronavirus.
by Toby Sells
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