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It was a beautiful day after a string of dark rainy ones. Kids were out with chalk. And Red Top, Hot Buns and the 502 Cafe brought their food trucks to Emerson park on Saturday from noon-5 p.m. for the Grab & Go Festivo. Customers were encouraged to practice social distancing by calling the phone numbers on the trucks to make orders. Check out these photos by Kathryn Harrington.
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Tabitha Criswell with Four Pegs gets ready to open the 502 Cafe food truck at the Grab and Go Festivo in Emerson Park.
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Allison Whitehouse at the Grab & Go Festivo in Emerson park on Saturday.
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Together but far enough apart at the Grab & Go Festivo in Emerson Park.
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Red Top owner Ryan Cohee takes a customer's order in Emerson Park.
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Emil David prepares an order at the Hot Buns food truck.
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Just a reminder.
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With the spread of the coronavirus, many Louisville residents have been sharing messages of hope and kindness.
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A mural in the Tyler Park neighborhood shares an uplifting message and love for Gov. Andy Beshear.
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Children in The Highlands are creating sidewalk games with chalk while at home.
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Dining al fresco at Emerson Park area while social distancing at the Grab & Go Festivo.
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It was still possible to enjoy the company of neighbors but at a distance, at the Grab & Go Festivo.
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Positive artwork and uplifting messages with chalk are appearing across the city.