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Excessive groundwater use from aquifers can lead to subsidence, or sinking of the earth, which can exacerbate the activity of fault lines. Fault lines criss-cross Montgomery County, including this one at the corner of Sgt. Ed. Holcomb Blvd. N. and Hwy. 105 in Conroe. (Eva Vigh, Community Impact Newspaper)
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2021 in review: Montgomery unveils Safe Exchange Zone; groundwater disputes unfold and 8 more top stories in Conroe, Montgomery

By Anna Lotz

From Montgomery County's initial plan to mass distribute vaccines to ongoing groundwater disputes, here are the 10 most viewed stories by Conroe and Montgomery readers in 2021 as of Dec. 30.

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