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As 2022 kicks off, Community Impact Newspaper recapped the most read news stories of 2021.
From February's winter storm to local development and transportation projects to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, here's what readers in Northwest Austin were most interested in 2021.
1. Natural gas shortages possible in Austin: What to do if your gas service goes out (Feb. 16)
2. Vacancy rates climb for fifth straight quarter in Northwest Austin (May 30)
3. Power outages could last through the night as thousands without power in Northwest Austin (Feb. 11)
4. I-35 at Parmer Lane diverging diamond intersection to open Oct. 9 (Oct. 5)
6. I-35 news: Flyovers at US 183 in North Austin on track to open by middle of the year (Jan. 31)
7. City buying land off Spicewood Springs Road to convert to nature trails, parkland in Northwest Austin (May 23)
8. Construction of homeless housing complex set to begin in Northwest Austin (Aug. 6)
9. Cases of highly contagious COVID-19 Delta variant confirmed in Williamson County (June 25)
10. Watch for new traffic patterns on I-35 in North Austin as TxDOT opens new flyovers, closes existing ramp (April 22)
For more Northwest Austin news, visit communityimpact.com/news/austin/northwest-austin.
