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Travis County officials warn about West Nile Virus risks
Posted on July 24, 2012 at 6:40 AM
Updated Tuesday, Jul 24 at 12:26 PM
Officials with Austin and Travis County Health and Human Services sounded the alarm about a growing number of West Nile Virus cases statewide, a problem we haven’t seen in our area over the past couple of years because of the Drought.
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