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Greenbacks for Green Space
City moves to make development pay more for parksBY KATHERINE GREGOR
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Benzene Questions at Crestview Station
Benzene discovered in groundwater under portion of former Huntsman chemical-testing facility property, potential snag for Crestview Station developersBY LEE NICHOLS
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Primarily Primates: AG Folds on Apes
Lawyers representing warring factions in bitter dispute over operation of Hill Country primate sanctuary square off over conditions of settlement between attorney general and sanctuary's board and managementBY JORDAN SMITH
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Red Ink on Second Street: Default or Confusion?
Something's fishy Downtown, and local retailers say it stinksBY WELLS DUNBAR
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Supremes to Hear Case of Mexican National on Death Row
Convicted and sentenced to death for 1993 gang rape and murder, Jose Medellin has argued his case should be overturned.BY JORDAN SMITH
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Supremes Examine Capital Punishment, Mental Illness
How mentally ill does a prisoner have to be in order to deem execution cruel and unusual punishment?BY JORDAN SMITH
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May 12 Special Election
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On the Lege
Voter-ID bills protect voters ... by keeping them away from pollsBY AMY SMITH
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Developing Stories
Why can't Jennifer Kim find a co-sponsor on council for a resolution to explore a public-private partnership for the redevelopment of Northcross Mall?BY KATHERINE GREGOR
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Point Austin: You Think Austin's Weird?
Consider the ballots beyond city limitsBY MICHAEL KING
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Beside the Point
The dark storm of budget season looms on the horizonBY WELLS DUNBAR
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The Hightower Report
Stamping Out the Free Press; and Democracy v. ZIP Code 10021BY JIM HIGHTOWER
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Finding God in the Gumbo
Once in the Ninth Ward and now in the Hill Country, the Smoking for Jesus Ministry serves up Real New Orleans Style fare with a side of spiritual nourishmentBY MM PACK
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Digesting the Buffalo Gap Wine and Food Summit
What happened during a weekend in heavenBY WES MARSHALL
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Food-o-File
Chocolate and the surprising tang of dill pickle popcorn: Need we say more?BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Event Menu
May 3-10BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Food Reviews
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The Pearl King
Formed through irritation, time, and friction, yet gorgeous, imperfect, and universally valued: Oliver RajamaniBY DAVID LYNCH
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TCB
The Backyard's parking quagmire, Chris Cornell outshines those other guys, and moreBY CHRISTOPHER GRAY
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Texas Platters
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A Nerd in King Vidiot's Court (or in Uncle Rico's Van)
Jon Gries will not pull a "Tiffany-mall-tour-type thing" and act above the crowd at the Alamo Drafthouse Downtown; he will enjoy Napoleon Dynamite and Joysticks along with youBY CARSON BARKER
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Spiro's Experiment
The Austin Film Society Documentary Tour: 10 Under 10 and Its First Five YearsBY ANNE S. LEWIS
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Crew Stories: Dan Eggleston
Dan EgglestonBY JOE O'CONNELL
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TV Eye
Healing powerBY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Water This Cottage Industry
Shopping at Handmade Austin Women's spring show is a good way to keep our cool local craft scene bloomingBY RACHEL KOPER
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C. Denby Swanson: A play for Clifford
Austin playwright C. Denby Swanson has received a prestigious national grant to develop a play based on the life of Clifford Antone with the Zachary Scott Theatre CenterBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Free Comic Book Day: Hey kids! Free books with words and pictures!
Free Comic Book Day, which began with the opening of the first Spider-Man film, has been so successful for the comics industry that it's still here for Spidey's second sequelBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Playwrights @ UT: An Edgar for Dietz, a Wendy for Ramsey
It was a good week for playwrights at UT as a student received a new prize for young women dramatists and a faculty member earned an honor from the Mystery Writers of AmericaBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Austin Shakespeare Festival: Raising the Curtain for ASF
The Austin Shakespeare Festival has been invited by gaming guru Richard Garriott to perform regularly at the Curtain, his scaled-down replica of the Globe TheatreBY ROBERT FAIRES
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'American Fiesta': New York not quite bowled over
Steven Tomlinson's American Fiesta made its Big Apple debut at the Vineyard Theatre on April 25, and the response from New York critics was less than ecstaticBY ROBERT FAIRES
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After a Fashion
Austin is graced by the sexy people, old and youngBY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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Day Trips
Boca Chica Beach might be the most unspoiled public beach on the Texas coastBY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
Sexy table legs and not-so PuritansBY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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The Common Law
Teenage workers – can my 14-year-old work?BY LUKE ELLIS
The Luv Doc: Real People vs. Smart Phones
Nothing breaks the ice like a flawless recitation of the Monty Python 'Albatross' sketch
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Arena Rock
Wranglers share hot dogs and tax brackets with their fansBY JEREMY MARTIN
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Soccer Watch
Debate over the player of the year, and moreBY NICK BARBARO
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Thinking About Stephen Bruton There’s just no getting over some people
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