New Year’s Water-lution!
It’s that time of year when we make resolutions about how to improve our lives for the upcoming 12 months! This year, how about a Water-lution?! Resolve to save water–it may […]
New Year’s Water-lution! Read More »
It’s that time of year when we make resolutions about how to improve our lives for the upcoming 12 months! This year, how about a Water-lution?! Resolve to save water–it may […]
New Year’s Water-lution! Read More »
Winter months are a great time to cut back on water use, reduce water bills, and make sure things are running properly and efficiently at your property.
This Night Before Christmas tribute imagines Santa’s visit to Round Rock and the elves’ micromanagement of his 21st-century duties.
Novels that explore facets of contemporary experience help us acquire greater perspective and process change.
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I came across a good website (aerate-lawn.com) the other day about lawn aeration, and the numerous benefits associated with it. It was timely for me, as I was discussing the
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Winter seems to have come quickly this year! It’s already the middle of November and wastewater averaging (WWA) is upon us. What is wastewater averaging, you ask? Well, let me
Keep Water use Low in Winter and Save Year-Round Read More »
It’s tempting to channel Eliza Dolittle, imagining what would be architecturally “loverly” even before blueprints for the new library get underway. Recently I speculated how our workflow would benefit
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Some museum curators travel the globe to acquire items of significance. A more budget-friendly strategy: pick up the phone and graciously accept when, out of the blue, a caller offers
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Now that we’re officially into Fall and we’ve been enjoying the cooler temperatures; it’s time to reduce the watering times on your irrigation controllers. With less evaporation occurring, the landscape
Fall is Here–You Can Water Less! Read More »
Did you celebrate New Year’s last week? Beginning October 1, City of Round Rock is operating in fiscal year 2014-15. Friends of the Round Rock Public Library hosted a clever
That ship has sailed. Hope there were books aboard… Read More »
Once again, the huge amount of rains in the last weeks have made me think a lot about how to take more advantage of rainwater, or really, just collect more. Which
Catch the rain before it’s gone! Read More »
Which of these is the wrong answer to a reference question? A. You’re kidding, right? B. Sorry, no can do. C. Ummmmm…. D. All of the above I did use
This happened before Youtube and smartphones; otherwise the moment would have inevitably been shared: we’re among a summertime gaggle of tourists entering the Alamo–pausing inside the threshold to consider worn, hand-fashioned
The City’s Water Conservation Program is having a rain barrel sale! The barrels being sold are being supplied from a different company than the last sales. These barrels are made in Austin,
Rain Barrel Sale Going on Now Read More »
During the hottest parts of the year the phone calls increase with concerns from people asking if they have a water leak, or maybe their neighbor is using their water
Do I Have a Water Leak? Read More »
At the Reference Desk, fear of disappointing our customers should we not possess (or can’t for some reason retrieve) the information they seek is ever present. But last Friday a
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