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Lake Boardwalk Ain’t No Cake Walk
The city's proposed boardwalk has property owners flushed with opposition....
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Lone Superintendent Finalist Named
Doctor Meria Carstarphen was named the lone finalist Thursday to replace outgoing Austin Independent School District Superintendent Pat Forgione....
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City Releases Revised Budget
The City's re-tooled spending plan contains some good news for library patrons, but not for the Austin Fire Department....
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AISD Names Superintendent Finalist
Superintendent from St. Paul, MN is lone candidate to succeed the retiring Pat Forgione....
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Homeless Advocates Gain More HUD Fundi...
Austin area Homeless advocates expect over a million dollars of new Housing and Urban Development funding for area non-profits....
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Health Records Increasingly Digital
The idea of making your health records as easy to access as your email has been an idea kicking around for several years now. But last night the issue was pushed to the forefront when President Obama brought it up during his speech to Congress....
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Is Austin Shifting From Chip Making?
People who work at local chip maker Spansion were dealt a bombshell on Monday. Hundreds of employees at the company's Austin facilities were laid off without severance pay....
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The Immigration Debate Stays Alive
Partnering with some lawmakers, leaders in the Texas Hispanic community want lawmakers to pursue what they call "practical immigration policies."...
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UT Medical Center in Galveston Fights ...
Since Hurricane Ike destroyed much of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, there has been much debate over whether it should be rebuilt....
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Perry Wants $260 Million for Water Pro...
Texas Governor Rick Perry emphasized the need to fund a water plan the Legislature approved in 2001....
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Goods Donations Down at Charities
As the economic downturn continues to impact Austin, charitable organizations are seeing a marked decline in donations of goods, for thrift stores and benefit rummage sales....
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Life After Layoff
Austinite and commentator Susie Cohen knows how it feels to lose a job, when not expecting to....
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Businesses Address Hispanic Quality of...
Austin officials are looking for public input on the the Hispanic Quality of Life Initiative....
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