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Bexar’s Eye Rethrow: Eden Celebrates Its Resurrected Duck Pond
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After months of heartbreak as residents watched the Eden Duck Pond dwindle away, the subdivision dedicates an improved version of it.
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Bexar’s Eye: Artist Comes Full Circle With Mural Restoration
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For artist Crystal Tamez, the Peace and Remembrance mural signifies a point in her life when she made the choice to follow her own path.
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La Veladora at the Guadalupe Theater Restored to Its Former Glory
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Seventeen years after he installed it, renowned local muralist Jesse Treviño spent the week working on La Virgen de Guadalupe Veladora.
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Bexar’s Eye: Building Community at San Antonio Plastic Bricks
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What started as an online Lego shop has since expanded to a retail store, a place to host birthday parties and camps, and a popular team-building company.
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Bexar’s Eye: Eden Duck Pond Is Poised to Return to Its Former Glory
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Today, large puddles of rainwater rest atop a vast surface of cracked clay where the duck pond in the Eden subdivision once flourished.
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Streets Filled with People and Confetti for 128th Battle of Flowers Parade
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The Battle of Flowers Association marked its 128th parade Friday morning. Thousands of people wearing colorful clothing and floral crowns came to celebrate.
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‘It’s Showtime’ as Texas Cavaliers’ 75th Parade Brings Spectacle to River
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The 75th annual Texas Cavaliers River Parade entertained thousands of spectators, and the Cavaliers’ foundation raised $1.5 million for children’s causes.
In Memoriam
Ride Honors Cycling Community Leader Tito Bradshaw, Struck by Motorist
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Hundreds of cyclists rode to Houston Street at North Palmetto Avenue, where Tito Bradshaw was struck by a car. He died Monday afternoon.
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Muslim, Interfaith Community Hold Vigil in Wake of Christchurch Mosque Shootings
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San Antonio’s Muslim community came together Saturday for a vigil in the wake of deadly mosque attacks in New Zealand this month.
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Bexar’s Eye: A Vibrant Community Feels Like Home to Seniors
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Living at Ventura Hills are about 50 residents and an equal number of staff aiming to make the seniors’ time there as active as age and wellness allow.
