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Liberty Hill City Council raises their hands to vote from the dais.

Liberty Hill applies for federal funds to expand sidewalks on Main Street

By Sam Schaffer

If approved, the grant would support the city in doubling the width of the walkways from five feet to 10 feet.

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In City Council Chambers, a packed room watches members conduct business on the dais.
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