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With New Designation, Clinic Looks to Expand

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With New Designation, Clinic Looks to ...

The People’s Community Clinic of Austin is asking the city to add $2 million to November’s bond election package to fund an expansion. ...
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Austin Housing Market Continues Upswing

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Austin Housing Market Continues Upswin...

The number of homes sold was up 23 percent over last June, and the median price for a single-family home rose 7.5 percent. ...
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Republic Square Park Due for an Update

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Republic Square Park Due for an Update

Republic Square Park is in line for a makeover as new development is changing the face of that part of downtown....
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City Forestry Board to Focus on Preservation

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City Forestry Board to Focus on Preser...

The city’s Urban Forestry Board will hear proposals tonight on how to maintain and preserve trees along major roadways and downtown areas....
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Perrys Celebrate Restored Governor’s Mansion

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Perrys Celebrate Restored GovernorR...

Four years ago a fire nearly destroyed the Texas Governor's mansion. Today, the restored building was on display for the first time, after a $25 million rebuilding effort....
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Circuit of the Americas Looking for Lots of Part-Time Help

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Circuit of the Americas Looking for Lo...

Autoweek points to an announcement from Circuit of the Americas, host of Austin’s inaugural Formula One U.S. Grand Prix this November: the COTA team is looking to hire up to 700 part-time positions to help out over race weekend. ...
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Slain Soldier Remembered for His Generosity, Persistence

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Slain Soldier Remembered for His Gener...

Sgt. Juan Navarro was killed July 7 in Afghanistan. His funeral is today at 10 a.m. at Cook-Walden Funeral Home on North Lamar....
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Cruz, Dewhurst to Have One More Debate

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Cruz, Dewhurst to Have One More Debate

U.S. Senate candidates Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Solicitor General Ted Cruz will have one more televised debate after all....
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Post Office to Close After 50 Years

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Post Office to Close After 50 Years

An East Austin post office will be forced out of its longtime home next year to make way for a restaurant. The post office on East Sixth Street near Chicon opened in October 1962, according to the postal service. And next year, almost 51 years to the day after it opened, it’s scheduled for...
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High Demand For Foreign Skilled Workers in Austin

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High Demand For Foreign Skilled Worker...

Austin had the twelfth highest number of H-1B visa requests per capita in the last two years, according to a report issued this morning by the Brookings Institution, signaling a high demand for employees in technology and...
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Algal Bloom Puts a Taste in the Water

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Algal Bloom Puts a Taste in the Water

An algal bloom in Lake Austin could make your drinking water taste a bit musty in the coming days. Austin Water says the water is safe, but it might smell and taste different. Jason...
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Execution Tonight Will Use Single Drug

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Execution Tonight Will Use Single Drug

A man on Death Row will tonight be the first inmate in Texas to be executed under the state’s new single-drug procedure....
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Obama Fundraisers Little Help for Texas Democrats

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Obama Fundraisers Little Help for Texa...

President Barack Obama’s whirlwind tour of Texas left supporters energized and afternoon traffic snarled on Tuesday. But it didn’t necessarily help out Democrats running for office in Texas this fall....
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Checking a Claim About Teacher Cuts

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Checking a Claim About Teacher Cuts

In his keynote speech June 8 at the Texas Democratic Party Convention, San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro blamed the governor of Texas for 12,000 teachers going jobless....
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