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Five African American Men in a Row Have Been Executed • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Texas has put five African American men to death in a row, after last month’s killings of LeJames Norman and Ker’sean Olajuwa Ramey. The state will try to kill a sixth consecutive Black man on Oct. 7 – Jamaal Howard. Howard was 20 years of age when he murdered Vickie Swartout during a robbery in the deep East Texas town of Silsbee, near Beaumont, in May 2000. Like Norman and Ramey, he’d grown up poor and disadvantaged. Unlike Norman and Ramey, there is strong reason to believe he was intellectua
Talks Between Rosedale Residents and AISD Collapse • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Residents of the Rosedale neighborhood met with representatives of the Austin Independent School District through the summer to discuss the district’s plan to put a six-story, 435-unit apartment complex on the site of the closed Rosedale Elementary School near 49th and Burnet. The residents hoped the district would agree to downsize the project, which they argue would block the sun from nearby single-family homes and fill the neighborhood streets with traffic. But talks between the neighbors and
Dog’s Head Detractors Bark Back With Lawsuit • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Back in July, Save Our Springs Alliance attorney Bobby Levinski warned that the city of Austin was walking into a lawsuit over the planned Dog’s Head development. That lawsuit has arrived. SOS, People Organized in Defense of Earth and Her Resources, and a group of Dog’s Head neighbors filed suit against Austin and City Council on Monday, challenging the legality of the two major actions city leaders have taken thus far on the proposed development east of Downtown, which is to be built over 4 squ
City Council Punts Contract Debate While OK’ing Widely Approved Investments • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Last week’s Sept. 10 City Council meeting was not polarizing, depressing, perplexing, or even that interesting. For a brief moment, it was like Austin was a normal city. That sense of normalcy was made possible by the exclusion of the only item on the agenda that might have engendered dissension – a proposal to approve 17 contracts with outside consultants worth a total of $5 million. The proposal was thick with city-speak, describing the contracts as necessary for “shared services optimization,
Threat of Data Center Construction Looms Over Dog’s Head • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Could a large-scale data center be built on Dog’s Head, even though city leaders have begun the process of banning data centers inside the city limits? Critics of the controversial 2,600-acre development project east of Downtown say it’s possible. “There’s a loophole created by the Dog’s Head annexation and development agreement passed back in May,” Rich Heyman, one of several candidates running against incumbent Council Member Zo Qadri for the District 9 seat, told the Chronicle. “It locks the
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