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Sagarmatha Momo now open in Pflugerville

Sagarmatha Momo is now open serving authentic Nepali flavors in Pflugerville.

The gist: The restaurant opened in March and serves handcrafted momos, a popular Himalayan steamed dumpling, curries and rice dishes. Sagarmatha Momo offers catering, take-out and delivery.

Opened March 1

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Baylor Scott & White expanding cardiac care at Pflugerville medical center

Pflugerville-area cardiac patients will soon have more comprehensive services right in their own community.

What you need to know: Recent investments at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Pflugerville are going toward more comprehensive cardiac care, with more advanced diagnostics and treatment capabilities.

The details: Dr. Raul Mercado Garcia, a cardiologist at the Pflugerville medical center, said the facility recently opened a new cardiovascular lab. The new lab allows patients to receive advanced procedures such as angiograms, as well as device implantations locally. These onsite services allow the hospital to avoid transferring patients out to other facilities for care, as well as increase the capacity to treat a larger number of patients.

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WilCo commissioners approve land purchase, funding for proposed justice center

Williamson County commissioners formally authorized a land purchase and funding mechanism May 19 for a 255-acre tract in southwest Georgetown intended for the justice center.

What happened: Located on SE Inner Loop adjacent to the new county administration building, commissioners said the location will allow for efficient government operations and meet the needs of the growing population.

The vote to close on the land sale passed 4-0, with County Judge Steve Snell absent.

Commissioners also authorized up to $150 million in tax anticipation notes, a short-term funding strategy to minimize interest, that will cover the $76 million land cost.

What they’re saying: Many county residents spoke during the public comment period to oppose the location of the proposed justice center, saying that it is too close to nearby neighborhoods and schools.

Commissioners acknowledged the comments and concerns of residents, but decided to proceed with the project. County officials said the current justice facilities have urgent infrastructure needs that require timely attention.