A memorial on Canal Street in Houston is set to be relocated. This memorial was established to honor the memory of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. The reason for the memorial's move is the upcoming repaving of Canal Street. Further details about the relocation and preservation of the memorial items can be found through FOX 26 Houston, the source of this information.
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