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Houston and Harris County share roads, parks, libraries. Why not services?

Newseze Wire·Sat, Oct 24, 1:00 PMWire: Houston Chronicle
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Houston and Harris County share roads, parks, libraries. Why not services?

Houston and Harris County serve many of the same people. Why not share more?

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