Hashtags For The Month Of MARCH

Published March 31st, 2016 at 3:00 PM

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At the end of each month, we share four hashtags that trended locally, nationally, or simply caught our eye. Here’s the list for March, and they all happen to be relevant to Kansas City. What four would you choose? Share with us on Twitter @FlatlandKC.

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