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First Watch, one of several businesses coming to the Georgetown area, is opening a location on the southwest corner of Hwy. 29 and Ronald Reagan Boulevard in the spring. (Courtesy First Watch)

December recap: 5 most-read Georgetown-area stories

By Claire Shoop

Community Impact reporters wrote and published more than 60 Georgetown-specific stories in December. Here are the five most-read articles.

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Cedar Park Mom walk will host its outdoor event on Jan. 2. (Courtesy Cedar Park Mom Walk)
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Hanging in the is a 1965 watercolor on paper, labeled “Vera Paints Poppies,” selling for $2,900, as well as a framed silk scarf with a red poppy print for sale. (Katlynn Fox/Community Impact)
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The mining and concrete lining of the tunnels, shaft and suction chamber for the Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority's Raw Water Intake is now complete, according to civil engineering firm Walker Partners. (Courtesy city of Leander)
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