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The Williamson County Association of REALTORS is one of several entities collecting candy for the organization in this area. (Courtesy Elaine Byrne)

Austin-area collection sites for nonprofit Soldiers' Angels receiving Halloween candy donations through Nov. 30

By Brooke Sjoberg

Soldiers' Angels, a nonprofit organization supporting both active service members and veterans, will continue collecting Halloween candy donations through Nov. 30. 

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