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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS MONTH
FROM LAUREN: With summer just around the corner, thoughts of sunshine and lake time tickle the imagination. Unfortunately, the ongoing drought has had quite the e ect on lake levels and businesses that rely on lake activity. This month, our team dives into rainfall patterns over the past few years and what the lack of rain means for our communities. Be sure to give it a read! Lauren Itz, GENERAL MANAGER
FROM APRIL: Happy May! The weather is warming up, and the kiddos are likely getting restless, but we’ve compiled a regional Splash Pad Guide (see Pages 24-25) jam-packed with fun for the whole family. This month, I also had the pleasure of trying out some authentic made-from-scratch Italian food from Patrizi’s on Cuernavaca Drive and learning all about its story. Give the feature a read on Page 29. April Kelley, EDITOR
CORRECTIONS: Volume 14, Issue 3 On Page 6, Pilates. Evolved. is a new business and not under new ownership. See the correct information for the new business on Page 6. On Page 30, a graphic on the Leander ISD bond package story representing schools set to be repurposed once the bond passed did not include information that the district pivoted from repurposing entire campuses. The district is expanding its long-range planning committee to include parents and community members who will help decide how they will utilize the schools where they are expecting to be under or overcapacity.
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