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Is your swimming hole safe? Avoiding amoebas and other risks
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Is your swimming hole safe? Avoiding amoebas and other risks

Swimming in lakes and rivers can carry disease risks, including the dreaded but rare brain-eating amoeba. Here’s expert advice on how you can swim safely.

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u/TheWacoBridge — 5 days ago
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SpaceX McGregor site overpumped aquifer for years, records show

The rocket testing site has blown through its permitted groundwater allowance three years straight. McGregor, the site’s owner, says it has a plan to offset groundwater use and avoid enforcement penalties.

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u/TheWacoBridge — 10 days ago
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Waco food trucks brace for a fee hike under a state permit process meant to help them

Local vendors and health officials are struggling to get clarity as Texas prepares to take over the food truck permitting process on July 1.

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u/TheWacoBridge — 28 days ago
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Rural residents alarmed as a second data center is proposed in the Waco area

Cipher Digital has bought some 300 acres near Riesel and is seeking to connect to the state electric grid. Area residents and leaders say they remain in the dark about the details.

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u/TheWacoBridge — 1 month ago
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Waco will put Sanger Avenue on a “road diet.” Here's what the means

The $1.3 million project will slim an eight-block section of the street from four lanes to three and add bike lanes in an effort to make travel safer and smoother.

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u/TheWacoBridge — 1 month ago
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Lacy Lakeview needs Waco’s help to realize its data center dreams. It’s not going well.

Lacy Lakeview’s hasty approach to the data center project has alienated the Waco officials who would control water service to the site. “Without the City of Waco agreeing to it, Lacy Lakeview can’t do anything out there and neither can Infrakey," State Rep. Pat Curry said. "Those guys don’t know what the hell they’re doing.”

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u/TheWacoBridge — 2 months ago
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Barefield fought off a challenge from economic development official Rachel E. Pate, while Mayor Holmes won 83% of the vote. And Lacy Lakeview elected a data center opponent.

u/TheWacoBridge — 2 months ago