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To my city in a coma along the Colorado

Zachary Suri - May 3, 2020

Down where the rocks end in green water, and the dusty paths finally terminate, the river washes away sticks...

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Let’s renew the American Dream with the Austin Ethos

Brett Hurt - May 1, 2020

It’s time for a New American Dream. In its place, I propose Austin’s ethos. Needless...

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Austin needs to become as wired as it is weird

Chelsea Collier - April 30, 2020

Austin is a technological hub, a startup mecca, the best educated, fastest-growing large city...

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