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A recent rainfall may have recharged one, another may not have enough water to keep up with demand.
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The National Weather Service reported recent light rains nourished the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone. But an aquifer expert said the region still needs a lot more water.
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SAWS is patrolling neighborhoods and issuing citations for those who violate guidelines.
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May rains have boosted the Edwards Aquifer and relieved drought conditions in the area, according to data from the U.S. Drought Monitor and the authority that manages the aquifer.
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The proposed plant would dump up to one million gallons of treated wastewater a day into Helotes Creek
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Critics say the planned subdivision could pollute the Edwards Aquifer
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The Nethery Road fire in Kimble County, southwest of Junction, is now 50% contained after burning 3,500 acres this week.
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The Edwards Aquifer water level rose a bit from some rain before the Fourth of July weekend, but not enough to end water restrictions in the area.
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Near record highs are possible this weekend, but the National Weather Service reports a bit of rain and cool down is possible next week.
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Volunteers work to clean out caves and sinkholes