New Year Oath Ceremony Brings Williamson Officials In
Williamson County residents welcomed new elected officials on January 1 at 2 p.m. at the county courthouse. Sheriff Matthew Lindemann took his oath, succeeding Mike Gleason who served four years. Betsy Lamberth was sworn in as District Judge for the 425th District Court by Judge Stacey Mathews of the 21st District Court.
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Georgetown approves new 18,500 acre-foot water contract
Georgetown City Council authorized GateHouse Water LLC to supply 18,500 acre-feet per year from the Simsboro Aquifer to support growth through 2070. The 30 year deal begins when commercial operation starts, with a 36 mile transmission line to Circleville and water priced at 786.19 per acre-foot.
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Festival of Lights Shofars at Hanukkah observance
Donna Hogg and Lynell Welden lead a Lights of Hanukkah event at Beit Messiah Messianic Synagogue held in Founders Park on Saturday December 28. Hanukkah ran from December 25 to January 2.
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