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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Video package: Tackling Prosper water conservation with education

Town officials share their expertise
Byline photo of Srinitha Arikati
Byline photo of Trisha Panicker
Srinitha Arikati and Trisha Panicker • November 5, 2025
Srinitha Arikati and Trisha Panicker

Who: Prosper town officials, residents

What: Water conservation booth, workshop to educate local residents

When: The water conservation booth at the Celebrate Prosper event was Oct. 4 and the Barrel Up workshop was Oct. 6.

Where: Frontier Park and the Prosper library

What’s next: Prosper is holding another workshop called “Turn Over a New Leaf: Kids Challenge!” at the Prosper library on Nov. 7 at 11 a.m.

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About the Contributors
Srinitha Arikati
Srinitha Arikati, Reporter
Senior Srinitha Arikati is a first year reporter for ENO. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends or watching movies with family. Through ENO, she hopes to work on her skills and get involved with the community more.
Trisha Panicker
Trisha Panicker, ENO Editor-in-Chief
Trisha Panicker is a senior and this is her second year working for ENO, now as the Editor-in-Chief. She loves the town of Prosper and engages with the local community through her reporting. In addition, she is part of the PHS speech and debate team. In her free time, she enjoys going to coffee shops and reading.
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