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3 days ago |
fox7austin.com | Lauren Rangel
Williamson County is moving forward with plans to consider building a tollway along Ronald Reagan Boulevard. However, the plans are prompting concerns from residents and opposition from the county's Republican Party. Commissioners approve CTRMA traffic study What we know: On Tuesday, Williamson County Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution asking the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority to conduct a traffic study of Ronald Reagan Boulevard.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Lauren Rangel
The BriefCounty commissioners approved resolution Tuesday for CTRMA traffic study of Ronald Reagan BoulevardWilliamson County Republican Party issued resolution opposing the study the following dayPeople present at Tuesday's meeting worry about a lack of public input on the studyWILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas - Williamson County is moving forward with plans to consider building a tollway along Ronald Reagan Boulevard.
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4 days ago |
fox7austin.com | Lauren Rangel
New bills could force a controversial rock-crushing quarry in Burnet County to look elsewhere for development. The fight against a proposed rock-crushing site in Burnet County traveled to the Texas Capitol recently. What they're saying: "We said no," said Todd Sifleet at the Natural Resources Committee Hearing. "Now we need your help to protect Texas's resources." The site in question sits near two state parks, a popular lake, and a summer camp for kids.
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6 days ago |
fox7austin.com | Lauren Rangel
After hours of debate Wednesday and early Thursday morning, the Texas House gave the green light to a controversial school choice program. Also, for the first time in six years, lawmakers approved funding for public schools. RELATED: Texas House passes education savings accounts bill, school funding bill Before the Texas House voted to increase public school funding on Wednesday, Austin State Rep. Vikki Goodwin (D) read a letter from Leander ISD's superintendent.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Lauren Rangel
The BriefThe Texas House approved the school choice program and more funding for school districtsThe Leander ISD superintendent spoke about the approvalsHe said despite more funding, the district will still be in a budget deficitLEANDER, Texas - After hours of debate Wednesday and early Thursday morning, the Texas House gave the green light to a controversial school choice program. Also, for the first time in six years, lawmakers approved funding for public schools.
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