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The QueQue: Local races to watch: deal-makers and puppet masters, SA bleeding the "creative class", Violence Against Women Act Rollbacks

The QueQue It took us a while to get here, what with a redistricting snafu that dragged Texas into the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court and all. But political primaries are... | 5/16/2012
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News 'New' Mayan calendar, Zetas blamed for 49 corpses, Schertz elect dead man as mayor | 5/16/2012
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Paul Range and Gloria Haswell have enough food, water, and guns to see the apocalypse through. And you're not invited.

News Paul Range and wife Gloria Haswell sleep atop a mountain of food inside their welded-steel box, rifles within reach. More akin to a fortified castle than... By Michael Barajas | 5/9/2012
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Food security conference to take on SA's food deserts

News Our state ranks next to last in food security, meaning that in 2010 over 4 million Texans experienced outright hunger or ditched healthy food for cheap... By Michael Barajas | 5/9/2012

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News: 'New' Mayan calendar, Zetas blamed for 49 corpses, Schertz elect dead man as mayor 5/16/2012
The QueQue: Local races to watch: deal-makers and puppet masters, SA bleeding the "creative class", Violence Against Women Act Rollbacks

The QueQue: Local races to watch: deal-makers and puppet masters, SA bleeding the "creative class", Violence Against Women Act Rollbacks

The QueQue: It took us a while to get here, what with a redistricting snafu that dragged Texas into the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court and all. But political primaries are... 5/16/2012
Food security conference to take on SA's food deserts

Food security conference to take on SA's food deserts

News: Our state ranks next to last in food security, meaning that in 2010 over 4 million Texans experienced outright hunger or ditched healthy food for cheap... By Michael Barajas 5/9/2012
Paul Range and Gloria Haswell have enough food, water, and guns to see the apocalypse through. And you're not invited.

Paul Range and Gloria Haswell have enough food, water, and guns to see the apocalypse through. And you're not invited.

News: Paul Range and wife Gloria Haswell sleep atop a mountain of food inside their welded-steel box, rifles within reach. More akin to a fortified castle than... By Michael Barajas 5/9/2012
Lessons from Phoenix for SA's Gonzalez Convention Center?

Lessons from Phoenix for SA's Gonzalez Convention Center?

Cityscrapes: Consultant studies and plans play an incredibly important role in city policymaking. Carrying the weight of outside "expert" analysis and conclusions, they can define the... By Heywood Sanders 5/9/2012
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News: Bexar County has more teen pregnancy, 3-year trap-neuter-return project, Go! Spurs! Go! 5/9/2012
QueQue: Slowing CPS solar rebates hurting installers, EFF cracks window on Texas drone surveillance

QueQue: Slowing CPS solar rebates hurting installers, EFF cracks window on Texas drone surveillance

The QueQue: For the would-be clean-tech capital of the universe, the report from a slate of nervous solar installers gathered at Council's Citizens to be Heard session last week was troubling. 5/9/2012
  • Wentworth sues Jones for defamation in state Senate race

    Thu, 17 May 2012 23:39:14 +0000

    Already one of the state's more heated primary challenges, the GOP race for SD-25 got even nastier Thursday when Wentworth opted to drag his main challenger into court, suing Jones for “defamation of character and reputation, in the form of verbal slander and written and electronically recorded libel.”
  • A&M-SA slow to respond to threats made in Tower of Hope debacle, Sissy Bradford charges

    Wed, 16 May 2012 20:39:37 +0000

    With the school year winding down, there’s one lesser-heard story from Texas A&M-SA’s “tower fight” that still deserves an airing. And it hinges on the experience of adjunct criminology professor Sissy Bradford, who challenged the constitutionality of placing crosses on the Tower of Hope at the entrance to Texas A&M-SA. While the short-lived conflict was well-covered in the press, what was not touched upon was the zealous blowback and abuse Bradford received for taking her unpopular stand, including the receipt of threatening emails messages and unnerving letters (and at least one Christmas card reading simply “Hope I am the first”). Bradford knew her complaint that a religious symbol should not adorn the entrance to a publicly funded campus would rub some the wrong way, but it was a complaint that found fast support from groups like Americans United and the tower owner (VTLM Group, a private developer that hoped to turn the property over to the city) quickly removed the crosses in mid-November. In its short life, the debate generated heated exchanges on both sides, but by far the worst of it came from cross supporters with Bradford in their sights. On November 27 Bradford received an email that asked: [...]
  • SA’s Kimberly Spradlin wins ‘Survivor: One World’

    Mon, 14 May 2012 12:47:59 +0000

    Alamo Heights resident Kimberly Spradlin is the big winner of 'Survivor: One World.' She takes home $1.1 million.