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Deadlocked Over Density September 5, 2008
Neighbors say ARA's development plans for East 11th Street would clash with existing homes and businesses, including the historic Victory Grill
Headlines September 5, 2008
• After pledging a solid $2.3 billion for an East Texas biomass plant last week, City Council skips a session,...
Naked City September 5, 2008
News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere
Res Publica September 5, 2008
Your make-a-difference calendar for Sept. 4-10
Anti-Abortionists Want Another Fund Bite September 5, 2008
New threats to women's health care emerge in both Texas and D.C.
AISD Puts Faith in Voters September 5, 2008
Teachers' paychecks – and the tax raise they require – are in voters' hands this November
AISD Superintendent Search Begins September 5, 2008
The public will play a large part in determining the criteria for choosing AISD's next head honcho
In WilCo, Making a Pass Is OK ... Unless You're Gay September 5, 2008
Alleged dirty talk in a parking lot could land a WilCo man in prison
SDS Campaign Launches Online Videos September 5, 2008
Chamber expected to weigh in on ballot amendment that would halt city subsidies for private retail developers
Arrest Fest at the RNC September 5, 2008
Throw a rock up in St. Paul, and you'll apparently find someone being arrested – actually, don't throw any rocks in St. Paul
Saving the City Auditor From Political Pressure September 5, 2008
This November, voters will consider a City Charter amendment to help the city auditor keep it real
'Budge It!' August 29, 2008
Roll the dice, and take a spin through the city's fiscal future
Headlines August 29, 2008
• Can't we all just get along? Ten prominent Hispanic citizens made their displeasure with City Manager Marc Ott public...
Naked City August 29, 2008
News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere
Res Publica August 29, 2008
This week's civic agenda, Aug. 28-Sept. 4
Family Court Feud: Public Defenders for CPS Cases? August 29, 2008
Two civil court judges hope to ensure better legal representation for indigent families
Bus Drivers Back at the Table August 29, 2008
No one's headed to the picket lines yet, as Cap Metro negotiators have agreed to return to negotiations with the bus drivers' union
AISD Takes a Tax Bite to Voters August 29, 2008
School board hammers out a budget
AE Defends Biomass Plant August 29, 2008
Biomass likely to go forward despite some public opposition
Yogurt Shop Murders DNA Remains a Mystery August 29, 2008
After four months of searching, a match still has not been found for the DNA that defense attorneys hope will exonerate their clients
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