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Right-wing board member objects to “hyphenated Americanism”

2000 study of redeveloping the South Shore was a good first effort

University of Texas employees will be staging a sickout to protest low pay and benefits; citizen planners in the East Cesar Chavez Neighborhood Planning Team are honored for their work; the Dawson Neighborhood Association tries to reach a compromise to keep Southwestern Bell from tearing down homes in their neighborhood; The Save Our Springs Alliance honors Brigid Shea as a "Barton Springs Hero"; Statesman political reporter Dylan Rivera leaves for Portland, Oregon.

Dancing in the streets, singing odes to streetscapes

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Task Force Finalizing Plan to Limit Environmental Damage From Aquifer Freeway

Citizens' Planning Committee Draws a Map

The 78th Lege chipped away at abortion rights

Who's backing whom in the Nov. 6 election

Grassroots homesteaders tighten ranks to fight urban encroachment

To attack Planned Parenthood, lawmakers undermine health care ... and promote more abortions

Despite unprecedented taxpayer investment, state-funded CPCs deliver few services

For the sake of anti-abortion politics, the governor and the Legislature turned their backs on women's health care – with disastrous consequences. Is there any way to fix this mess?

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Contradictions Exposed

HHSC relaxes abortion gag rule

News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere

After nearly three years of fighting, Texas reproductive rights advocates will get their day at the U.S. Supreme Court

Texas heavily underwrites anti-abortion centers, while slashing reproductive care

Sue Graze leads an organization that works to bring the visual arts to the entire Lone Star State. She talks with Rebecca Cohen about her first year directing the Texas Fine Arts Association.

Council member named Conservationist of the Year

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