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City auditor Helen Niesner resigns; Vignette Corp., is looking for offices downtown; Leslie Pool goes to work for U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett, Paul Robbins mad at Austin Energy; Office of Neighborhood Services launches workshops; Austin ranks No. 6 for bicycle theft.

Virginia B. Wood updates readers on Austin's expanding Italian restaurants.

Neighborhoods get together for a workshop to discuss how to deal with Smart Growth, redevelopment, and neighborhood empowerment.

Our readers talk back.

Spring Previews 2000

The new year has brought several big changes among Austin's restaurants; Cuisines editor Virginia B. Wood provides the details.

Neighborhood Services office aims to help neighborhoods help themselves

City Manager Jesus Garza forms a top-level committee to oversee neighborhood services.

First, the good news ...

Hays County drug war is costing lives and money.

The Culinary Academy of Austin has joined forces with Reuben's Wine & Spirits to highlight the various world cuisines - find out how to participate; Mezzaluna celebrates 10 years of business; and an Organic Update..

It's time for scary season, the season that has us examining our obsession with the nevermore, puts us in touch with our mortality, and brings us that much closer to our maker (and some of us to Maker's Mark, but that's another story -- ).

Licking the Platter Clean

East Austin residents have a say in neighborhood planning; local advocates ask for more money in city budget to fund their special interest; Bill Spelman issues some strong words against the Statesman's criticism of council on the LCRA water deal.

Patenting the Formula

Off the Desk:

Off the Desk:

September

Short Shrift

Alma

We Get What We Want