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Meadows Center Looks to Improvements for Visitors

The Meadows Center for Water and Environment at Texas State University is sponsoring a study to consider ways to improve experiences for visitors to Spring Lake, once known as Aquarena Springs.

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The Meadows Center for Water and Environment at Texas State University is sponsoring a study to consider ways to improve experiences for visitors to Spring Lake, once known as Aquarena Springs. The project includes inviting input from the public, including students, faculty and other members of the community.

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