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Whose Affordability Crisis?
Looking through
the
prism's lens
"...
The
definition of "affordable housing" depends on who's looking at..."
Feb. 2, 2018
News Feature
by
Joseph Caterine
Champion Tract 3 Draws Fire Again
Plans for
the
land development run afoul of city’s Environmental Commission
"...Plans for
the
Champion Tract 3 are again drawing fire, this time..."
Jan. 26, 2018
News Feature
by
Margaret Nicklas
Adler Kicks Off
Steve Adler tells supporters “together we will win this campaign!”
"...Forward” of 2014 while asking Austinites to “keep doing
the
job we started.”..."
Jan. 15, 2018
News Post
by
Michael King
Playback: Strike Up
the
Bond
Can
the
City finally save endangered clubs? Plus J.J. Offender obit and an Austin Music Poll plug.
"...Sixteen months ago – long after announcement of
the
ambitious Omnibus fix-all, and long before
the
subsequent fumbling..."
Jan. 12, 2018
Music Column
by
Kevin Curtin
Life After Gentrification
When you and your home both have to move
"...camper, Carolina Sanchez called for her son to take
the
ir dog outside. He held
the
puppy in his arms..."
Jan. 5, 2018
News Feature
by
Joseph Caterine
Downtown Puzzle: It Ain’t Solved Yet
Can
the
mayor make
the
pieces fit together?
"...Although it only hit
the
headlines this fall,
the
"Puzzle" – Mayor Steve Adler's..."
Dec. 29, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
AISD’s Big Move
A $1 billion bond? No problem.
"...Go big or go bust: That was
the
Austin Independent School District's mantra when it came to..."
Dec. 29, 2017
News Feature
by
Richard Whittaker
Council: And to All a Good Night
Last regular meeting reprises a very difficult year
"...If
the
re was a single thread running through
the
Dec. 14..."
Dec. 22, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
Council: Welcome to
the
Holiday Rush
If you think your to-do list is too long, consider City Council's
"...long night for its final regular meeting of 2017.
The
final meeting of 2016 adjourned after 1am; that agenda..."
Dec. 15, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
A (Citizen Review) Panel of Experts?
New police contract places term limits on CRP
"...Tucked into
the
police contract City Council considered on Wednesday (and were..."
Dec. 15, 2017
News Feature
by
Nina Hernandez
Austin's Disappearing Mobile Home Communities
Redeveloping a manufactured housing park isn’t
the
only way its new owner can turn a profit
"...is created equal. Mobile homes, or "manufactured homes," as
the
y're called now, meet many of
the
criteria
the
city..."
Dec. 15, 2017
News Feature
by
Joseph Caterine
A (Citizen Review) Panel of Experts?
Council considers police contract today at 3pm
"...
The
re’s a specially called City Council meeting at 3pm today..."
Dec. 13, 2017
News Post
by
Nina Hernandez
AISD’s Big Move
It's musical chairs for
the
school district
"...Austin. On Monday, Nov. 27, trustees voted to sell
the
aging Carruth Administration Center on West Sixth Street, along..."
Dec. 1, 2017
News Feature
by
Richard Whittaker
AISD Board to CodeNEXT: Remember Us
School board passes resolution recommending consideration of AISD students
"...Independent School District trustees passed a resolution relating to
the
impending land use rewrite without so much as a..."
Dec. 1, 2017
News Feature
by
Sarah Marloff
Becoming an Enlightened Carnivore
Outrider helps facilitate responsible hunting experiences
"..."See this? This is all because of pigs," says Ca
the
rine Manterola, shaking her head from behind
the
wheel. "
The
y're..."
Nov. 24, 2017
Food Feature
by
Veronica Meewes
Public Notice: Do You Feel a Draft?
CodeNEXT set for a long overdue reality check
"...At press time Wednesday evening, rumors are flying that
the
CodeNEXT draft three has been, will be, or is..."
Nov. 17, 2017
News Column
by
Nick Barbaro
Council Preview: Done by Twilight?
Light agenda features a few potential headlines
"...Oct. 5 – indeed today's agenda plus next week's toge
the
r won't approach
the
grind
the
y worked through Sept. 28...."
Oct. 6, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
TIFs, TPIDs, and Puppy Love
City Council wrestles with Mayor Adler's Downtown Puzzle
"...One indicator of
the
rhythm of last week’s City Council meeting (Sept. 28)..."
Oct. 2, 2017
News Post
by
Michael King
Council: A Toy Store Full of Puzzles
The
mayor’s Downtown Puzzle proposal returns to Council this week
"...addenda) 103 Items. Nearly 30 are zoning matters (with
the
ir own procedural land mines), but
the
headline proposal is..."
Sept. 29, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
Headlines
"...day" policy for workers, and Pio Renteria moves for
preservation
of
the
Montopolis Negro School. "Council: A Toy Store..."
Sept. 29, 2017
News Feature
Putting Together
the
Downtown Puzzle
A closer look at Mayor Adler’s proposals to solve (and pay for) Downtown conundrums
"...and moving parts, and a better working metaphor for
the
project – ra
the
r than a "Puzzle" – might be..."
Sept. 22, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
Downtown Puzzle: HOT History
Projects under consideration for
the
historic
preservation
“funding bucket”
"...Ano
the
r aspect of
the
Downtown Puzzle specifically targets "historic
preservation
,"..."
Sept. 22, 2017
News Feature
by
Michael King
Imagine Austin With CodeNEXT
Draft two brings big changes, more questions
"...been out for less than a week, and already
the
re-rewrite is causing rifts between city groups and neighborhood..."
Sept. 22, 2017
News Feature
by
Sarah Marloff
Downtown Puzzle: Live on Red River
Mayor’s plan envisions a brighter future for Downtown clubs
"...nationwide offer a walkable strip with club concentration rivaling
the
Red River Cultural District, which spans five blocks Downtown..."
Sept. 22, 2017
News Feature
by
Kevin Curtin
Headlines
"...Council meeting this week, following last week's adoption of
the
FY 2018 budget.
The
next regular meeting is Sept...."
Sept. 22, 2017
News Feature
Fighting Over Scraps
"...Editor, Kevin Curtin’s “Playback: Sizing Up Music's Bite of
the
Hotel Tax,” [Music, Sept. 15] got it backwards on..."
Sept. 19, 2017
Postmarks
Tovo and Casar Unfiltered on CodeNEXT
The Council members' full conversation with the
Chronicle
"...If you’re here, it’s because you’ve sought out
the
full transcription of
the
Chronicle’s CodeNEXT conversation with Mayor..."
Sept. 14, 2017
News Post
by
Nick Barbaro
Playback: Sizing Up Music's Bite of
the
Hotel Tax
Two new municipal funding schemes look to finally impact Austin music
"...it be nice if musicians could derive income from
the
constant stream of tourists frolicking around Austin? Ideally, jet-setters..."
Sept. 15, 2017
Music Column
by
Kevin Curtin
Which Way to CodeNEXT?
A conversation with Mayor Pro Tem Kathie Tovo and Council Member Greg Casar
"...In a few days (perhaps by
the
time you read this),
the
second draft of
the
..."
Sept. 15, 2017
News Feature
by
Nick Barbaro
Eddie Stout Is a One-Man Historical Blues Society
On
the
eve of his Eastside Kings Festival
the
Dialtone Records founder remains doggedly preservationist
"...going to distribute,' and I started working backwards," explains
the
61-year-old Austin native. "First, 'Who am I going to..."
Sept. 8, 2017
Music Feature
by
Kahron Spearman
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