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Officials with the city of Georgetown, Williamson County and Cooley Capital Companies marked the ground breaking of The Junction with a ceremony Nov. 13. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)

6 trending Austin-area stories Nov. 17-20: groundbreakings, new restaurants, eminent domain

By Brooke Sjoberg

Here are the top Community Impact stories in the Austin area from Nov. 17-20.

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A community member collects groceries at a local Central Texas Food Bank mobile pantry. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)
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People sorting boxes of food at the Tarrant Area Food Bank.
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