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The mining and concrete lining of the tunnels, shaft and suction chamber for the Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority's Raw Water Intake is now complete, according to civil engineering firm Walker Partners. (Courtesy city of Leander)

6 trending Austin-area stories Dec. 22-25: Tunnels, billboard suit, safer left turns

By Brooke Sjoberg

Here are the top Community Impact stories in the Austin area from Dec. 22-25.

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House Bill 1481 prohibits Texas K-12 students from using cellphones, tablets, smartwatches and other personal electronic devices throughout the school day. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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A retail center will open as part of Adelton's second phase in Bastrop. (Rendering courtesy Design Visions of Austin)
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Austin-area local Chris Miller has launched "boutique" financial services company, EliteGate Wealth LLC. (Courtesy EliteGate Wealth LLC)
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Community members can gather in downtown Bastrop for caroling along historic Main Street on Dec. 20. (Courtesy city of Bastrop)
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Lake Austin property owners are disannexing from Austin under a new state law years after their land was added into the city's full purpose jurisdiction. (Courtesy Unlock MLS)
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Westbank String Shop strengthens family legacy helping orchestra students in South Austin
Cafe Monet opened in Austin in 2000. (Sienna Wight/Community Impact)
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