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Jeffrey Sullivan

Jeffrey Sullivan

Jeffrey Sullivan is a Rivard Report reporter. He graduated from Trinity University with a degree in Political Science.

Gov & Politics
Construction workers inspect the nearly finished rainbow crosswalk at North Main Avenue and West Evergreen Street.

Work Gets Underway on Rainbow Crosswalk Ahead of Pride Parade

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 27, 2018

Installation of a rainbow-colored crosswalk at an intersection in San Antonio’s LGBTQIA district began Wednesday morning.

Gov & Politics
Tactical assault rifles line the wall at Nagel's Gun Shop.

Public Safety Committee Gets Heated While Pushing for Local Gun Regulations

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 26, 2018

A City Council committee voted Tuesday to explore five possible avenues for regulation despite facing what could be an uphill battle in passing such governance.

Environment & Nature
Whataburger is well known for it's styrofoam cups, the fast food chain can be found throughout Texas.

Environment Texas Protests Against Whataburger’s Use of Styrofoam

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 25, 2018

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with a statement from Whataburger that was sent after publication.A statewide environmental organization wants Texas retailers to stop using styrofoam plastic products and will spend the summer trying to make that happen.

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A Pure Flamenco dancer spins around in front of a crowd of hundreds at the Pearl.

Daza & Dance Co. Dazzle the Pearl With Flamenco

By Jeffrey Sullivan and Bonnie Arbittier | June 23, 2018

Madrid-based flamenco dancer Primitivo Daza and his dance company performed at the former brewery as part of the Olé San Antonio festival.

Business & Tech
Bird scooters landed across downtown San Antonio early Friday morning.

Flock of Dockless Electric Scooters Lands On San Antonio Streets

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 22, 2018

Dockless electric scooters were deployed in San Antonio early Friday morning, despite City officials’ request for a delay.

CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
The tiny office at 2106 Broadway.

Proposed Development on Broadway’s ‘Tiny House’ Lot Hits Zoning Bump

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 21, 2018

Developers hoping to build a multi-story, mixed-use tower on lower Broadway hit a bump in the road Wednesday when HDRC did not recommend rezoning the lot.

CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT

HDRC Approves Landscaping Plan for Downtown Park Near Frost Tower

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 20, 2018

HDRC on Wednesday gave final approval for plans to landscape the downtown park located next to the ascending Frost Bank Tower.

Arts & Culture
The Canary Islands Descendants Association hopes to, over time, implement these five statues in front of the Bexar County courthouse as an homage to their ancestors.

County Matches Canary Islander Funds for Bronze Sculptures

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 19, 2018

Bexar County Commissioners unanimously approved a $337,500 payment to the Canary Islands Descendants Association Tuesday towards the fabrication of five bronze sculptures.

Gov & Politics
(from left) George Nelson, Phil Collins, and Texas General Land Office Commissioner George P. Bush unveil one of seven bronze sculptures along the long barracks at the Alamo.

Musician Phil Collins Shows Off Models of Alamo’s Historical Evolution

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 18, 2018

State officials and one historically minded celebrity unveiled seven bronze models of the Alamo Monday morning, which are situated on the sidewalk between the site’s long barracks and the nearby cenotaph.

Gov & Politics
Ben Carson is seen after a meeting with Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL), Chairman of Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee on December 7, 2016 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.

Ben Carson Urges Unity in Texas GOP Ahead of Midterms

By Jeffrey Sullivan | June 16, 2018

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson told state Republicans they must unify ahead of the fall midterm elections.

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