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`Misunderstood' and hoping to shed toxic image, Brockhouse rides again in San Antonio mayoral contest

`Misunderstood' and hoping to shed toxic image, Brockhouse rides again in San Antonio mayoral contest
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Bouncy like an athletic TED-talker, Greg Brockhouse is objectively handsome, with just the right amount of gray in his hair, often wearing jeans and his HOKA running shoes at campaign events along with T-shirts that yell, “GREG FOR MAYOR.”
Brockhouse also is one of San Antonio’s most divisive public figures. To challenge Mayor Ron Nirenberg in the May 1 election, he has rolled out a more reflective persona and some dense policy initiatives, but his campaign formula is still heavy on name-calling, conservative talking points and raw grievance.

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San Antonio advisers OK Alamo plan changes; Alamo Street could close June 1, Cenotaph definitely will stay

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San Antonio advisers OK Alamo plan changes; Alamo Street could close June 1, Cenotaph definitely will stay
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The Alamo Cenotaph and Alamo Street, shown in a June photograph, were topics of discussion and action Wednesday night by the Alamo Citizen Advisory Committee. The panel supported keeping the Cenotaph in place and initiating a repair plan, and endorsed closing a section of the street, between Houston and Crockett streets, that is in the historic mission-fort footprint.William Luther /Staff
The revamped Alamo Plaza renovation plan is gaining speed after nearly half a year of inaction, winning another round of support — this time from the Alamo Citizen Advisory Committee.

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San Antonio City Council committee to take up COVID-19 vaccine registry

'The definition of anxiety-inducing' - San Antonio council members weigh one-stop sign-up portal for vaccinations
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Barbara Washington, 65 receives her first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccination on Jan. uary 29, 2021, in a drive-thru vaccination line at the Alamodome.Jessica Phelps /Staff photographer
Officials with two major COVID-19 vaccine providers in San Antonio say they aren’t convinced the city needs a one-stop sign-up portal for people trying to schedule vaccinations.
San Antonio is the only major Texas city without some form of a vaccine registry. Other major cities including Austin, Houston and Dallas have systems that allow residents to sign up and be notified later when an appointment becomes available.

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Freezing on the streets: San Antonio cleared homeless camps 151 times during pandemic

Freezing on the streets
In a city lacking stable housing for the homeless, February's record cold exposed the vulnerability — and shortage of options — for those living in a tent camp under Interstate 37.
Freezing on the streets
In a city lacking stable housing for the homeless, February's record cold exposed the vulnerability — and shortage of options — for those living in a tent camp under Interstate 37.
March 12, 2020
Under the Interstate 37 overpass on the north side of downtown, Leslie Hester dug through her tent for a washcloth and bottle of water.
Still huddled in her sleeping bag, she poured frigid water onto the cloth to wipe her face. Outside, the air was thick with smoke from a campfire a friend had built with scrap wood. Tears from the smoke pooled in their eyes.

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The $450 million Alamo project is on life support

The $450 million Alamo project is on life support
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A musket volley pierces the morning during the “Dawn at the Alamo” ceremony Saturday morning commemorating the beginning of the siege of the Alamo in 1836.Robin Jerstad /Robin JerstadShow MoreShow Less
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Direct descendant Carolyn Cotton carries the wreath honoring David Crockett during the “Dawn at the Alamo” ceremony Saturday morning commemorating the beginning of the siege of the Alamo in 1836.Robin Jerstad /Robin JerstadShow MoreShow Less
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Ricky Reyes leads a Native American blessing during the ceremony. A plan to “re-imagine” Alamo Plaza has failed. Committees are starting over.Robin Jerstad /Robin JerstadShow MoreShow Less

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'In jeopardy of losing the grid': San Antonio officials plagued by missing, faulty information during winter storm

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'In jeopardy of losing the grid': San Antonio officials plagued by missing, faulty information during winter storm
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A vehicle drives on IH-10 westbound on Monday, Feb. 15, 2021. Several inches of snow fell in the city from Sunday, Feb. 14, starting in the evening through the early morning hours of Monday, Feb. 15, 2021. A few vehicles and people were out either to see the spectacle or to try to head to work.Kin Man Hui, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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A person and their dog cross Houston Street Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 as snow grips the city for the second time in a week, the result of an arctic air mass that sent temperatures plummeting and resulted in rolling blackouts across the city and the state. At one point about 1/3 of all CPS Energy customers were without electricity.William Luther, Staff / William LutherShow MoreShow Less

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Ayala: Alamo 'reset' has potential to get plaza project completed

Ayala: Alamo 'reset' has potential to get plaza project completed
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The Alamo Plaza redevelopment must tell the complete story of the Alamo, including the role of slavery and the myth-making that followed the famous 1836 battle.William Luther / Staff file photo
After years of stops, starts, setbacks and disappointment, Mayor Ron Nirenberg’s call this week for modifications to the Alamo Plaza redevelopment plan holds enormous potential.
Nirenberg’s “reset” promises to get the besieged project completed.
We can hope.
While the city’s plan is still to improve and expand the historic site, perhaps it might do so more modestly while telling the complete story of the Alamo.

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Garcia: Alamo Cenotaph issue drove a wedge between Nirenberg and Treviño

Garcia: Alamo Cenotaph issue drove a wedge between Nirenberg and Treviño
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The Cenotaph, a memorial to the defenders of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo. It is shown on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2020.Billy Calzada /Billy Calzada
In 1887, San Antonio architect Alfred Giles designed a 163-foot monument for Alamo Plaza meant to honor the memory of the Alamo defenders who had died 51 years earlier in the legendary battle for Texas independence.
Giles envisioned a monument made of granite, marble, steel and reinforced concrete. The Alamo Monument Association approved it and a fundraising campaign raised $25,000, a pretty hefty sum at the time.

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Ayala: During winter storm, San Antonio activists showed up for the vulnerable

Community activists showed up early and often for the vulnerable, matching deeds to...

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San Antonio City Council increases coronavirus-related rent assistance to nine months

After the city received a $46.8 million federal grant instead of the expected $6 million,...

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