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Keller officials approve school zone extension off Bear Creek Parkway, plus two more council items

By Patricia Ortiz

Keller officials added a new school zone along Preston Lane from Bear Creek Parkway to Moss Hill Lane, which connects two pre-existing school zones for Hidden Lakes Elementary.

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