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On the East Side, it's the echo of Market Square
District 1 Councilwoman Mary Alice Cisneros almost met her Waterloo in early February when word leaked out that she was trying to sell Market Square.
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Green algae in expansion of San Antonio River Walk
Going green isn't always good. Greenish algae has shown up at the new $72 million north expansion of San Antonio's tourist-popular River Walk.
A tribute to San Antonio's musical history
Local artist David Blancas is working on a nearly 150-foot-wide mural called a La Musica de San Anto' on the West Side that depicts some of the city's icons of music.
Grand plans for San Antonio shopping center
The developer in contract to buy 16 acres of the San Antonio shopping center released conceptual plans on Tuesday that promise a major urban redevelopment.
a Superstreet' plan gets mixed reviews
Hundreds packed into Summit Christian Center June 30 to review plans for Texas' first "superstreet," a temporary fix for a part of U.S. 281 north of Loop 1604 that's supposed to cut travel time in half on the notoriously gridlocked corridor.
Exhibit: 'Day of the Dead Rock Stars'
Dia de Los Muertos is still a few months away, but that's not stopping Houston graphic artist and rock drummer Carlos Hernandez from bringing his acclaimed "Day of the Dead Rock Stars" exhibit to One9Zero6 Gallery on Saturday .
San Antonio Commuters Waste 38 Hours a Year Stuck in Traffic
The average San Antonians spent 38 hours stuck in traffic in 2007, with 53% of that delay spent due to 'incidents' like wrecks and stalls, and the remainder due to poorly planned and constructed highways, or roads which are too small to handle the normal volume of traffic, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Visiting Shriners hope San Antonio can help police catch thieves
A group known for helping others now needs San Antonio's help to find the crooks who stole their mini-bikes. The Shriners are a non-profit group who raise money for sick children to stay at hospitals for free.
Castro lobbies for San Antonio projects
With the economic climate forcing competition between states and cities for federal funds, San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro began a whirlwind lobbying effort Tuesday to secure federal money for local projects.
Lightning strikes Southwest Side home
Lightning struck a home on the far Southwest Side Tuesday morning, sparking a fire that damaged the home's kitchen, authorities said.
Business busted, trio accused of gambling
An alleged West Side gambling operation was shut down last week after Bexar County deputies arrested its owner and two employees, authorities said Tuesday.
S.A. fugitive arrested in Mexican border town
Mexican authorities late Sunday arrested a San Antonio fugitive wanted in the shooting deaths of two men outside of a South Side strip club in April, the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force announced Monday.
Man arrested in April stabbing
Bexar County deputies arrested a 29-year-old man Sunday night in the three-month-old stabbing case of Armando Alaniz, who was attacked outside a Southeast Side bar.
Authorities have determined that a fire that damaged an East Side elementary school early Saturday morning was intentionally set.
10 more national titles awarded on penultimate day of masters nats
July 3, 2009 The USA Cycling Masters Road National Championships continued with the women's 70+ and men's 50-75+ criterium contests on Friday.
Houston driver jumps to death; San Antonio man arrested in triple slaying
Gemini Ink sets workshops for literary fest
Right about now, as the asphalt melts and the dollar fishtails, we could all use a little praise.
Woman Killed By Alleged Drunken Driver
A woman was killed Saturday evening when the car she was driving was struck by an alleged drunken driver, police said.
Halbardier played violin with symphony, taught music
Born: April 13, 1922, in Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Died: June 28, 2009, in San Antonio Preceded by: Her husband, Edward Halbardier; their daughters, Babette Noto and Sheryl Halbardier; and her brother, William N. Hensley Survived by: A son, Malcolm Halbardier; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services: A memorial service will take ...
3 houses in historic area facing demolition
City officials are weighing the future of three houses in the Dignowity Hill Historic District, where San Antonio's first exclusive neighborhood was developed on the near East Side in the 1850s.
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