Posted inArts & Culture ‘The shape of things to come’: San Antonio author Marisol Cortez foresaw the rolling blackouts now plaguing the city by Nicholas Frank February 18, 2021February 18, 2021 Author Marisol Cortez foretold of San Antonio’s weather disaster in her 2020 debut novel “Luz at Midnight.”
Posted inEnvironment 2020 Pollinator Festival migrates online, with a focus on loved ones and ‘citizen science’ by Nicholas Frank October 1, 2020October 2, 2020
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Posted inEnvironment Green Acres: Commissioner Calvert Cultivates Plans for Urban Farm by Jennifer Norris November 7, 2019November 7, 2019
Posted inGov & Politics La Prensa Editor Vying for Seat on San Antonio River Authority Board by Brendan Gibbons November 4, 2019November 5, 2019
Posted inGov & Politics Bexar County Clerk Offers New Service: Hunting and Fishing License Sales by Jackie Wang November 1, 2019
Posted inEnvironment Line of Storms Brings Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding to San Antonio by Brendan Gibbons October 25, 2019
Posted inGov & Politics San Antonio Adopts Climate Plan to Go Carbon-Neutral by 2050 by Brendan Gibbons October 17, 2019October 18, 2019
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