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Bonham Exchange to temporarily close after city denies extension for sprinkler upgrades (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – The Bonham Exchange will temporarily close Saturday after the City of San Antonio denied its request for another six-month extension to comply with required fire sprinkler upgrades. The announcement came in a statement obtained by KSAT on Thursday, which said the nightclub’s temporary certificate of occupancy expires Aug. 1. In a statement to KSAT, a club spokesperson said it had been working “with the City” since February, but its “final timeline moved faster than we had hoped.” “
Crystal City community shares memories of celebrations at Crystal Ballroom destroyed by fire (opens the original)
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CRYSTAL CITY, Texas – A South Texas landmark that helped define generations of Tejano music and family celebrations is now gone after a massive overnight fire destroyed the historic Crystal Ballroom in Crystal City on Monday. For more than 40 years, the Crystal Ballroom was more than a dance hall. For many residents, it was the heartbeat of the community. The venue opened along FM 65 in 1983 under the ownership of Frailan Sendejo Sr. and was operated by his family. Over the decades, it became th
Free and low-cost spay, neuter options available for San Antonio pet owners (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Following two recent large-scale animal seizure cases in San Antonio, animal advocates are reminding pet owners that free and low-cost spay and neuter services are available across the city. Experts say spaying and neutering pets can help reduce unwanted litters and ease overcrowding at local animal shelters. The City of San Antonio offers free spay and neuter surgeries for many qualifying residents through its Animal Care Services program. The city works with several local clinics
Water quality questions remain at Canyon Lake after flooding; officials warn of hidden debris (opens the original)
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CANYON LAKE, Texas – As families return to Canyon Lake after last week’s flooding, officials say the biggest concern may not be water quality — it’s what could be hiding beneath the surface. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which manages Canyon Lake, told KSAT it does not conduct water quality testing following flood events. Instead, the agency is urging visitors to be responsible by swimming only in designated beach areas, wearing properly fitted life jackets and using caution around flood deb
Could commuter buses connect New Braunfels, San Antonio? Regional study explores future transit options (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – If you’ve ever spent longer than expected sitting in traffic on Interstate 35 between San Antonio and New Braunfels, you’re not alone. A new regional transit study is exploring whether commuter bus service could one day offer drivers another option. The New Braunfels Transit Connect study recommends five potential regional bus routes connecting New Braunfels with San Antonio, San Marcos and Seguin as the population continues to grow and congestion along I-35 increases. For commuter
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