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Woodward hosts Wheelfest, a ‘celebration of all wheels’ - Park Record

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Woodward Park City hosted the first annual Wheelfest with Wasatch Adaptive Sports on Saturday, where organizers emphasized the importance of helping wheelchair users expand ideas of what’s possible. ’ and then learning about hand-cycles,” May-West said.

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