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San Angelo is in standard conservation which restricts outside watering to twice every seven days at no more than 1 inch per week. Watering is prohibited between noon and 6 p.m., and runoff of more than 150 feet down any street, gutter, alley or ditch is also prohibited. Allowable watering days: 2x every 7 days. See more at the City of San Angelo's website.

 
In Feds Take Charge of Migrant Crisis in Del Rio
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" Also you 're the one on here bitching every day....  " Glad to know you are a follower of mine. I have many.
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In Feds Take Charge of Migrant Crisis in Del Rio
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"But "Free Will" (Who is most obviously an alt of someone else) said it would take a year!" I am not someone else btw my name is William, hence why the second word in my forum name is capitalized. Man you're delusional.
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"left liberal brain deads" Cool band name
In Congressman Jodey Arrington on Illegal Alien Invasion
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Name something specific she has done that you think is "obnoxious" and what has she done (or said) that is dumb?
In Feds Take Charge of Migrant Crisis in Del Rio
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You forgot to mention that Biden has been "expelling" them because of covid for his entire presidency. Unfortunately a federal judge recently blocked him from doing it anymore, which takes place in 10 days or so.

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