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Interim Director of Development Services Charlie Rosendahl gave a presentation on Craver Ranch. (Mary Katherine Shapiro/Community Impact)

Bond refinancing, water treatment plant expansion: 5 Denton updates you may have missed

By Mary Katherine Shapiro, Hannah Johnson

Catch up on the latest updates from Denton ISD and Denton City Council with news from Community Impact.

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