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Family-friendly Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival comes to Brackenridge Park Oct. 8
The event is suitable for folks of all ages who have an interest in the natural world.
Brackenridge Park
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Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon returning to San Antonio Dec. 3-4 with new course
This year’s marathon and half marathon will start at City Hall before winding through Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston for three miles.
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New book painstakingly recreates the mysterious San Antonio landmark Miraflores
Anne Elise Urrutia’s Miraflores: San Antonio’s Mexican Garden of Memory employs archival photographs, maps, diagrams and a research-driven narrative to offer a virtual tour of the landmark.
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P. Terry’s to build its next San Antonio store on Broadway, tear down former King’s Palace eatery
The 2,697-square-foot new construction will be the Austin-based burger chain’s fifth Alamo City location.
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Activist says San Antonio Report failed to correct reporting errors on Brackenridge Park tree plan
The owner of the Deceleration News blog said he supplied materials to the news outlet showing multiple errors in its reporting, but staffers only issued one correction.
Posted inMusic
San Antonio’s new Tech Port Arena and Smashing Pumpkins combine for magical night of music
Both the band and the venue deserve credit for the successful maiden voyage.
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City of San Antonio apologizes for denial that plan to cut trees at Brackenridge was to move birds
“I want to validate what you said about the birds,” an assistant city manager said. “We wrote [the project description] ourselves. It was our mistake. But we have to own it.”
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After 2-year ban, City of San Antonio to permit camping in local parks ahead of Easter Sunday
Overnight camping on Easter weekend wasn’t allowed in 2020 or 2021 due to the COVID pandemic.
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Ted Cruz, Hispanic Elvis: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Meltdown-prone Sen. Ted Cruz went ballistic again — and this time someone called the cops.
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High-Tech Hall: Can San Antonio’s Tech Port Center Arena thrive with a mix of music and esports?
The 3,200-seat facility has already raised the curtain on a varied music lineup that kicks off with a Smashing Pumpkins show.
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State regulator’s emails contradict San Antonio city staff claims about Brackenridge Park tree removal
Statements by Texas Historical Commission staff released under a public information request don’t jibe with city claims that trees must be removed to fix a river wall.
