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Shavano Park city leaders said they hope to identify funding to support new drainage improvement projects in the Turkey Creek and Elm Spring neighborhoods. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact)

Shavano Park officials eye potential drainage projects

By Edmond Ortiz

Shavano Park city leaders are weighing more drainage improvements.

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