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City of Austin suddenly takes over management of Zilker Botanical Garden (opens the original)
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The Zilker Botanical Garden is under full city of Austin management starting Thursday. Up until now, the city has only been in charge of maintenance of grounds. In a statement that has since been removed from the garden’s social media pages and website, the Zilker Botanical Garden Conservancy, the nonprofit that runs and operates the garden, did not say why the partnership with the city ended but “was proud of the work they had been able to contribute and were grateful to everyone who made it po
Months after rescue, Athena's surviving owlet released at Wildflower Center (opens the original)
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After being saved from an abandoned nest at the entrance of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, an owl who beat the odds was released back to the wild following a monthslong recovery process. A small, quiet crowd was invited to witness the moment on Wednesday evening. The owl was tentative when handlers opened its cage, but eventually, its long wings spread as it swooped around the crowd and toward the nesting site where it hatched. Lee Clippard, executive director of the Wildflower Center,
Months after rescue, Athena's surviving owlet released at Wildflower Center (opens the original)
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After being saved from an abandoned nest at the entrance of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, an owl who beat the odds was released back to the wild following a months-long recovery process. A small, quiet crowd was invited to witness the moment on Wednesday evening. The owl was tentative when handlers opened its cage, but eventually, its long wings spread as it swooped around the crowd and toward the nesting site where it hatched. Lee Clippard, executive director of the Wildflower Center
Austin to receive $6.4 million from Airbnb for affordable housing (opens the original)
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Austin is the first city in the country to get a funding boost through a new accelerator program from the short-term rental company Airbnb. Council Member José "Chito" Vela said the $6.4 million will support the St. Johns redevelopment project in North Austin where the city is building a 19-acre mixed-use property. The project will include more than 500 housing units, some of which will be considered affordable. Vela said Airbnb’s investment will help fill a multimillion-dollar funding gap. The
They run, but they can’t hide: Marathon training in Austin’s oppressive summer heat (opens the original)
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Even in the unbearable heat, getting together for a Saturday morning long run is a ritual for many runners in Austin. This special group of people set their alarms for 4:45 a.m. when most people are still sleeping because it's the weekend. They often force feed themselves a banana and a protein bar because pre-run fuel is essential for energy and strength and downing water before its go time. To non-runners this may seem foolish, but this is the reality for runners who signed up for a fall marat
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