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Can you recycle plastic grocery bags in Austin? Here's what you need to know. - Vimarsana News

Can you recycle plastic grocery bags in Austin? Here's what you need to know.

The Austin Answered question of the week: Are plastic grocery bags really recycled? They are if you bring them to certain retailers.

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Flash-grilled with American chef and 'pizza czar' Anthony Falco - Vimarsana News

Flash-grilled with American chef and 'pizza czar' Anthony Falco

The American chef and 'pizza czar', who recently launched Detroit-style square pizza concept Four Corners at The Hoxton, Holborn's rotating residency restaurant Rondo La Cave, tells us about his career.

Uncle Walt's Band – Elmore Magazine - Vimarsana News

Uncle Walt's Band – Elmore Magazine

Synchronicity. Walter Hyatt and I shared it in buckets during the decade we knew each other, and it still gently turns up a quarter of a century after he “left the building.” After living with this CD for a week, I thought I’d give it another spin as I wrote about it. Just as “Uncle Walt,” Champ Hood and David Ball start grooving away on the opening track, “If I Don’t Stop Crying (I know I’m gonna bring down rain),” it starts coming down like cats and dogs outside, and I smile. ‘Cause here’s the rub—the tune is an upbeat toe-tapper blues about water getting thrown on a...

We Have an Issue: Check It Out - Vimarsana News

We Have an Issue: Check It Out

Cover by Zeke Barbaro / Getty Images. Photos courtesy of the artists. In late March, mere weeks into the pandemic that we've carried into another year, Music Editor Raoul Hernandez launched a Q&A series with local musicians. He called it Checking In, a name that carried special resonance for him. It was directly inspired by the language we were all using in those disorienting first days of COVID-19, when the days were full of worried calls and texts and emails: I just wanted to check in. "I've always viewed journalism as social work," he told me on Monday, as we hung around...