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In bid to save NIOSA, furious members deliver petition to conservation society (opens the original)
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The dues-paying members of San Antonio’s century-old historic preservation group want to know why one of Fiesta’s largest and longest-running events was paused for 2027. On Friday, they delivered a petition to the elected leaders of the Conservation Society of San Antonio, led by President Betty Bueché, requesting a special meeting, as stipulated in the organization’s bylaws. The group wants to see past meeting minutes, a La Villita lease agreement, emails with the City of San Antonio, and more
City looks to cut 101 positions in 2027 budget, including library staff and cultural historian (opens the original)
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A budget crunch has led the city to recommend more than 100 positions in a variety of departments, from the library to development services, be eliminated from the upcoming fiscal year budget. During the council’s recent budget hearings ahead of approving the 2027 fiscal year budget, officials have proposed staffing cuts and restructuring across City Hall. The proposed budget eliminates 101 positions — 47 that are vacant and 54 filled. City spokesman Brian Chasnoff said the city has enough vacan
Council takes aim at TIRZ while voting to give millions to zoo, botanical gardens, Brackenridge, Spurs arena and more (opens the original)
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City Council approved $166 million in tax increment funding for three cultural institutions, a land acquisition for the Spurs arena and has extended the Midtown Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) to 2060. Council passed the measure — but not before also asking city staff to come back with a plan to that would sunset the tool while still supporting affordable and emergency housing initiatives. The Midtown TIRZ funding proposals stood in stark contrast Thursday to several others that went befo
Council approves Esperanza Community Land Trust to support affordable housing on West Side (opens the original)
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City Council on Thursday designated San Antonio’s third community land trust. After unanimously voting in favor of certifying two other land trusts earlier this year, the council voted for designating the Esperanza Community Land Trust as its third. But three council members did not support the Esperanza measure. In February, the city designated the Silk Road Community Land Trust developed by Culturingua in Northwest San Antonio and the Mexican American Unity Council Westside Community Land Trus
‘An emotional project with pragmatic ambition’: Local award recognizes planned LGBTQ+ housing project (opens the original)
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At its most basic, a home offers young people safety, security and community. Though still on the drawing board, one future home for youth is being praised for those qualities — and the work that’s gone into designing it. Vecindad is Spanish for neighborhood and it’s the name given to a project that the San Antonio Housing Trust has developed with the nonprofit Thrive Youth Center to create transitional supportive housing for homeless LGBTQ+ youth. At its annual awards event in July, the San Ant
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