Issue Archives
January 18, 2019
Volume 38, Number 21
news
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The other ACL: The Austin Community Landfill
BY LINDSAY STAFFORD MADER
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Waiting for the Legislature to finally do its duty on school finance
BY MICHAEL KING
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NAKED CITY
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“Full-line” store, not now-jettisoned value brand, to take spot at Plaza Saltillo
BY SARAH MARLOFF
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Open data on 2 million dockless trips, plus new rules for riding on trails
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
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Lawsuits by Sandy Hook families want to look at Infowars’ books
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
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Billionaire ex-New York mayor wants to speed up urban carbon reductions
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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UT school forms a street team
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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Austin's oldest man, America's oldest World War II vet laid to rest at Texas State Cemetery
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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Austin finally is a major league town, with soccer taking the pitch in 2021
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
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Remembering Texas trailblazer Nadine Eckhardt
BY MICHAEL KING
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No more Confederate nonsense, Empower Texans gets a pass, and the first-ever LGBTQ Caucus
BY NINA HERNANDEZ, SARAH MARLOFF, AUSTIN SANDERS AND MARY TUMA
food
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Bigger and better from the ground up
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
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The restaurant within Carpenter Hotel is a conceptual ode to German, Czech, and Texan cuisines
BY JESSI CAPE
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music
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We speak with Austin’s esteemed multi-instrumentalist and former arranger for Ray Charles
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
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Rehearsal space’s Oltorf location posted for sale; Hi, How Are You Day draws the Flaming Lips; and Esme Barrera tribute launches Girls Rock El Paso
BY RACHEL RASCOE
screens
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After Us, what else does the film fest have in store?
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
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Violet Crown season highlights the indie powerhouse
BY BRITT HAYES
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BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
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Film Reviews
columns
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Signs of hope in the Capitol
BY SARAH MARLOFF
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Guthrie Center hits a high note
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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You have to allow people the space to build the walls that make them feel safe
BY THE LUV DOC
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BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
comics
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BY TOM TOMORROW
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BY SAM HURT
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BY JEN SORENSEN
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