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A letter sent to city leadership by Sarah Campbell, who recently retired from a 20-year career with the city's Parks & Recreation Department, where she was a senior planner.

New Year's Eve becomes a cultural extravaganza with First Night Austin

watson goes to washington to talk transportation; city backs off of terrace pud money, no settlement yet with gary bradley, city may step in to stop expansion of hyde park baptist church, council to consider retail space at csc.

Off the Desk:

The Three Austins Collide at a Central-City Crossroads

Turns out those with and without shelter both want to be safe

City’s declared goals for the corridor and those of private developers do not necessarily coincide

Fusebox Festival helps the community envision a new kind of development with thinkEAST

City off to promising start with Seaholm East Redevelopment District

For Austin's 'density bonus' development program – what's on our wish list?

No Schism

Neighborhoods Battle Plan to Widen Lamar Bridge

Growing Your Roots conference is free and open to the public

The Contemporary Austin plans $6 million makeover on 35th St.

You don't get what you won't pay for

New year will mean limited park use for commercial fitness groups

News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere

Campaign trail mixes with a flurry of forums

Our search for the just-right million-dollar condo, in the wilds of Downtown

Five current projects work for Austin-centric synergy

City's proposed design standards emphasize livability, walkability, and flexibility

Our readers talk back.

The Barton Springs Road project has encountered more than few speed bumps

Two historically opposed neighborhoods along Manor Road find a common enemy in plans to expand neighborhood arterials to make room for traffic into the redeveloped Mueller Airport site.

Transportation and trash are heavy on the minds of readers this week.

UT Regents Rita Clements and Tony Sanchez torpedoed Herzog & De Meuron's design for the Blanton Museum because it didn't fit in with the Campus Master Plan. But neither do most buildings built on campus since the mid-1960s.