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KUT News
Benches, a water fountain and native plants welcome trail users at Bolm Road. Just don't expect much shade until the 10 planted trees grow up.
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KUT News
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Fort Hood Public Affairs, U.S. Army
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Recycled Reads was created as a way to raise money for the Austin Library system while also helping to divert books away from landfills. The store may close, but the program will not end entirely. There are plans to expand the program across the library system. -
The city took ownership of the land in Southeast Austin, which will allow it to collect hotel occupancy taxes once the project is complete. City Council approved the land acquisition on Thursday. -
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