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All libraries will close at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 26. (Adam Doe/Community Impact)
Denton

Building closures, trash delays: What Denton residents need to know ahead of Thanksgiving

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

Residents in the city of Denton can expect trash delays and city facility closures for the Thanksgiving holiday.

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The committee will meet five times from Dec. 2-16 to learn about available transportation options and potential vendors, according to the city's website. (Jacquelyn Burrer/Community Impact)
New Plano committee to evaluate alternative transit ...
The Richardson Fire Master Plan calls for a new fire station, renovations to an existing one and additions to staffing and equipment. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact)
New Richardson Fire Master Plan calls for ...
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What you need to know about local Thanksgiving hours, trash service changes
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McKinney staff pitch small area plan for parts of SH 5
Work crews are planning to start replacing concrete panels along portions of Lakeside Parkway in January.
Flower Mound council approves over $3.3M for 2 road projects
people sit behind a wooden dais at a council meeting
Denton approves acquisition of land for Ryan Road Widening project
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McKinney council approves 7-Eleven permit along US 75
Richardson city operations will have an impacted schedule for Thanksgiving. (Community Impact staff)
Richardson trash collection, facility hours impacted by Thanksgiving
The come-and-go event will be at 3030 Broadmoor Lane, Flower Mound. (Community Impact Staff)
Flower Mound Public Library celebrates 40 years
Prosper's $192.3 million bond was aimed at funding road improvements, town facilities and public safety services to support Prosper's rapid growth. (Community Impact staff)
Prosper officials consider next steps, alternative funding after partial bond failure
Council
Argyle Town Council discusses median improvements ahead of US 377 construction
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