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  2. Travis County bans use of fireworks as harsh Texas drought ...

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  3. Texas counties ban fireworks for fear of sparking wildfires - AOL

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    As much of Texas endures drought conditions, Parker and Johnson counties have declared a local state of disaster effectively banning the use of fireworks for the next 60 hours.

  4. Commissioners approve fireworks ban extension to match ... - AOL

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    Commissioners Monday approved a 60-day extension of the burn ban, which was set to expire on July 8. ... Marshal Sean Hughes Friday to extend a prohibition discharging fireworks to match the ...

  5. Fireworks policy of the United States - Wikipedia

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    However, many users travel to neighboring states such as Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, and Wisconsin to obtain fireworks for use in Illinois. [5] This situation is similar to the plight of many St. Louis residents as fireworks are illegal within both city and county limits. However, fireworks are readily available in nearby St. Charles County. [6]

  6. Onion Creek (Texas) - Wikipedia

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    Onion Creek is a small tributary stream of the Colorado River in Texas.It begins 12 mi (19 km) southeast of Johnson City, Blanco County, Texas, and flows approximately 79 mi (127 km) eastward into the Colorado River, 2 mi (3.2 km) northwest of Garfield in Travis County, Texas. [1]

  7. Taylor County Commissioners met on Tuesday, December 5, to discuss a possible burn ban this New Year’s Eve and its effect on New Year fireworks.

  8. Lady Bird Lake - Wikipedia

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    Swimming in Lady Bird Lake is illegal not due to poor water quality from the run-off from area streets, which is a false rumor, but rather due to several drownings as well as debris in the water from bridges and dams destroyed by floods in years past. The City of Austin enacted the ban in 1964, and the fine can be up to $500. [19]

  9. Travis County fire marshal lifts burn ban in anticipation of ...

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