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San Antonio man's intoxication manslaughter case in connection with Port Aransas death dismissed
Jeremiah PeA a, 33, faced charges of intoxication manslaughter and causing an accident involving death, in connection with the 2009 death of Maxi Granados Jr., 60, who was run over in Port Aransas.
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Ferry to Port Aransas sounds like lots of unfeasible fun
This feasibility would entail $3.5 million for a used boat or $6.5 million for a new one, $440,000 to plan and prepare infrastructure and $7,750 a day in operating expenses.
Things to do this weekend: 06.01.12-06.03.12
FIRST FRIDAY RECEPTION: Port Aransas Art Center, 323 N. Alister St., Port Aransas, will host First Friday reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today.
Flour Bluff Girl Scouts work on monofilament recycling project
Within about 30 minutes that day the four Girl Scout Cadettes stuffed a garbage bag half full with discarded fishing line.
Water and storage security woes no worse than pigeon
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Kellie Darrell, teller at Homeport Federal Credit Union downtown, provided water Friday for a dehydrated pigeon found in the parking lot.
Bee-Pic recognized with awards by Texas Gulf Coast Press
The Beeville Bee-Picayune won the sweepstakes award again this year at the Texas Gulf Coast Press Association convention Saturday.
The seaside village of Cinnamon Shore in Port Aransas on Mustang Island kicks-off the summer season with live music by Spark in the Dark beginning at 8 p.m. in the Town Center.
RTA considers ferry service from downtown Corpus Christi to Port Aransas
TIMES FILE The RTA's Harbor Ferry topped its ridership record in 2011, prompting the agency to consider expanding ferry service.
County Press wins TGCPA Sweepstakes
The Refugio County Press walked away with 11 awards out of 13 categories to win the coveted Sweepstakes award with 610 points in the Texas Gulf Coast Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.
Discriminatory coastal insurance hikes need to stop
It's important to Corpus Christi's safety and survival to remember Hurricane Celia.
Thousands of child porn images found in Port Aransas computer
When a Port Aransas, Texas man brought his computer in for repairs last December, a technician discovered child pornography, which led to the arrest and conviction of the criminal.
Port Aransas man sentenced Monday to six years in prison for possession of child pornography
The computer was turned over to police, with forensics experts finding more than 3,500 images and 200 videos of suspected child pornography inside, according to a news release.Atchison later was arrested by federal agents when he picked up the computer and has been in federal custody since.
Port Aransas' ArtFest and Songwriter's Showcase offer unique finds, cool tunes
Contributed image The 29th annual Songwriter's Showcase will be from 7 to 10:30 p.m. May 21 Monday.
Corpus Christi man indicted on intoxication manslaughter charge in Port Aransas man's death
Jonathan Roos, 52, died about 1 a.m. Nov. 8 after being thrown from his vehicle when it was rear-ended by a 2002 Chevrolet pickup driven by Dominguez, police said.
Port Aransas voters consider beach vendor referendum
Voters have the chance today to overturn a decision that gives Port Aransas City Council the authority to allow beach vendors.
Garbanzo heads south for its first out-of-state expansion
Denver-based Garbanzo Mediterranean Grill is heading south to open its first stores outside of Colorado: in San Antonio and Austin, Texas.
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UTMB report: Affordable housing needed
A A lack of affordable housing on the island is likely to affect the health and development of children on the island, according to a brief developed by the University of Texas Medical Branch Center to Eliminate Health Disparities.
Looking for warblers in all the right places
The first week in May has to be one of the "all-time best times" of the year. That is if you are a birdwatcher.
Oil tanker damaged in collision remains anchored off Port Aransas coast
The U.S. Coast Guard is awaiting a proposal from the FR8 Pride's owners on how they plan to move the tanker to shore, Coast Guard Lt.
Associated Builders and Contractors President John Taylor died Sunday
Port Aransas police dispatchers would not confirm a call regarding a paddleboarding incident.