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The Austin chapter of Les Dames D'Escoffier is fulling its mission to create a supportive culture in its community to achieve excellence in food, beverage, and hospitality professions

State accountability standards may close a school on the edge of survival

A Yellow Bike Project update

Round Rock-based Bolivian missionary project in crisis

Give 'til it helps: Part 2

Legendary "Humanzee" Oliver, his friends, and the bitter fight over animal welfare at a Texas refuge

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

Kinky Friedman lights up his campaign

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

As the Katrina crisis subsides, the small victories and the larger questions persist

Presents for Public Service

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

Can the tan: options for the pale and pasty

Presents for public service

The landslide victory of Brewster McCracken may have significantly mixed messages.

Virginia B. Wood dishes up all the event news you can stomach, in this week's "Food-o-File."

James Burke launches a staggering new project called the KnowledgeWeb. Like Six Degrees of Separation, only everything is related.

Readers weigh in on the criminality of musicians, the integrity of neighborhoods, and more.

As more and more people have abandoned Austin, the feral cat population has soared.

In honor of the O. Henry Pun-Off, Public Notice swears off the puns this week.

A profile of the new Texas ACLU and Executive Director Will Harrell

Public Notice asks not what it can do for its community but what you can. This week features the third of a three-part list of Austin area Volunteer Opportunities.

The TNRCC reports that the Voluntary Emissions Reduction program has produced zero reductions in air pollution

Public Notice says, "Keep cool this summer and volunteer for a local public service organization."