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Shops at Highland Village set to launch denim upcycling campaign

By Karen Chaney

The Shops at Highland Village will host Denim Days, a denim upcycling program, July 15-30. All denim donations will go to the Communities in Schools North Texas, a nonprofit organization that supports and empowers students to stay in school and achieve life goals.

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