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Washington Avenue project in line for $380k in funding if city agrees

Owners of the 800 block of Washington Avenue are moving forward with a $1.9 million redevelopment after winning $380,000 in incentives this week from the downtown Tax Increment Financing Zone. Full Article at Waco Tribune-Herald

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