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AISD’s Underutilized BusinessThe district thinks
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Open City Parks for Business Parking?A proposal to save one restaurant’s parking woes is not drawing many supporters
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COLUMNS
After a Fashion
Epiphanies sometimes look like gorgeous sunsets and produce brilliant work
BY Stephen MacMillan Moser
Day Trips
Drive-in brings outdoor movie viewing back to the Metroplex
BY Gerald E. McLeod
Gay Place
Christeene, Kings N Things, Funhouse, surely there's something to offend everyone
BY Kate X Messer
Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
BY Mr. Smarty Pants
The Luv Doc
How to cure your attention deficit
BY LuvDoc
Postmarks
Letters to the editor, published daily
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blogs
Drafthouse Says 'Nothing Bad Can Happen'
Local distributor acquires German drama
Screens 2 minutes ago
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Outcome for Local Food Legislation
Senate approves Farm-to-Table Caucus billsFood 32 minutes ago -
Not Everybody Is In This Weekend's Austin Sketch Fest
But that doesn't mean we've forgotten The New MovementArts 1 hour ago -
Farmers Market Report: May 25-26, 2013
Peaches, Blackberries, and Lobster RollsFood 2 hours ago -
Former Yogurt Shop Suspect Seeks Compensation for Wrongful Conviction
Springsteen sues in federal courtNews 4 hours ago -
Summer Fun: Goddess of Liberty, Vampire Slayer
Summer Fun continues with the strongest face this side of the Pecos19 hours ago
news
AISD's Underutilized Business
AISD weighs equity study to improve its limited program for minority- and women-owned firms
By RICHARD WHITTAKER
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Point Austin: 'This Case Is Different'
Grand jury, citizen review, and now judge suggest officers culpable in Carter shootingBy MICHAEL KING
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Then There's This: Honk If You Prefer Walking
Young people are changing transportation trends as city rushes to catch upBy AMY SMITH
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Headlines
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Civics 101
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Open City Parks for Business Parking?
A proposal to save one restaurant's parking woes is not drawing many supportersBy ELIZABETH PAGANO
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Council: Watch Out for Angry Penguins
Council takes on Downtown density and the Summer X GamesBy MICHAEL KING
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Lege Lines
There's a lot of business to take care of before sine dieBy RICHARD WHITTAKER
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Judge on Byron Carter Shooting: Take It to a Jury
Judge clears the way for family of victim of fatal police shooting to pursue civil rights suitBy JORDAN SMITH
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AISD Board Signs With Johns Hopkins, Approves Backup Plan
Board votes 8-0 for one-year contractBy RICHARD WHITTAKER
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The Hightower Report
By JIM HIGHTOWER
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Outcome for Local Food Legislation
Senate approves Farm-to-Table Caucus bills
News blog 32 minutes ago
food
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The 'Dirty' Word
Has Dirty Sixth cleaned up its act?By IVY LE
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Mill-King Market & Creamery
A food allergy inspires this family farm to rethink how it produces milkBy KATE THORNBERRY
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Liquor of the Week
Huge natural fruit flavors collide with high-quality vodka. The Deep Eddy folks are at it again.By WES MARSHALL
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Food-O-File
Virginia B. Wood predicts a bright future for the budding chefs who took part in last week's Culinary Arts Career ConferenceBy VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Meal Times
May 24-25By VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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The Lazarus of Barbecue Rises in East Austin
Mercurial John Mueller is back at the top of his gameBy MICK VANN
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Outcome for Local Food Legislation
Senate approves Farm-to-Table Caucus bills
Food blog 32 minutes ago
music
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Great World of Sound
David Wingo's success scoring film fuels his band Ola PodridaBy DOUG FREEMAN
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Playback: The Beautiful Old
Gabriel Rhodes makes Grammy baitBy KEVIN CURTIN
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Phases & Stages
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Ray Manzarek: Trying to Set the World on Fire
The late Doors keyboardist at the Garden of Eden
Music blog 20 hours ago
screens
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Leonard for a Day
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Low Lighting
Soderbergh flickers into retirement with 'Behind the Candelabra'By PATRICK COURTNEY
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Players' Guide
AMODA's new festival, UT's new gaming program, and moreBy JAMES RENOVITCH
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Drafthouse Says 'Nothing Bad Can Happen'
Local distributor acquires German drama
Screens blog 2 minutes ago
New Film Reviews
the arts
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Comedians With Theatre Damage
The fourth annual Austin Sketch Fest scripts itself sillyBy WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
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Austin Critics Table Awards 2013
Arts writers raise their glasses to outstanding art in list of nomineesBy ROBERT FAIRES
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'Is There Life After Lubbock?'
Jaston Williams, Joe Ely, and Jo Carol Pierce say, 'There is, there is'By ROBERT FAIRES
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Arts Reviews
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Not Everybody Is In This Weekend's Austin Sketch Fest
But that doesn't mean we've forgotten The New Movement
Arts blog 1 hour ago
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Brewskee-Ball National Championships
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Soccer Watch
By NICK BARBARO
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Texas Stars Reveal New Jerseys
Proving hockey players aren't the best models
Sports blog 20 hours ago
comics
This Modern World
By TOM TOMORROW
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Eyebeam
By SAM HURT
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Maakies
By TONY MILLIONAIRE
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Peppermint Tears
By RYAN HENNESSEE
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