The development surrounding Austin’s new stations is also an important piece of creating a transit lifestyle.
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The space is divided into four thematic rooms, each reflecting Austin’s unique culture and environment.
Write a letter showing your gratitude for someone or something in Austin, and we’ll publish it in November.
Giving a great story can make you feel more connected to the recipient and help the planet at the same time.
You can still recycle these items by dropping them off for recycling at a participating location.
Be sure you don’t make too much food that will only go to waste.
This is an outdoor park event, please dress comfortably.
Community Transmission Rate shows the number of new cases per 100,000 residents in the past seven days.
The project is expected to take four weeks to complete, weather permitting.
As a business, you can serve as a Blue Santa toy drop-off point.
Austin Water worked around the clock to recover the system and rescind the Boil Water Notice in six days.
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Austin Water Wildland Conservation Division manages the lands.
During the 2018 flood, turbidity levels remained at greatly elevated levels for a long period of time.
With coronavirus restrictions still in place and changing, the priority is the safety of the community and participants.
Construction of the urban trail is expected to last 12 months.
Deep Eddy Pool will resume its normal winter schedule on October 26 after a closure due to mechanical issues.
Community Feedback Requested as Equitable Outreach and Access Remain Priority for APH Vaccine Operations.
Austin Water’s new FlowCam Cyano enables rapid digital imaging analysis of raw water.
The Joint Powers Agreement brings all those commitments into one comprehensive document.
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Due to ongoing well pump issues at Deep Eddy, only the lap pool is open and its operating schedule is altered.
The 4th Annual Halloween Bar Crawl lets Austinites check out great drink specials, try amazing local food, and enjoy a haunting good time.
There are ways to spook up your space without creating waste, or unnecessary spending.
Patch has gathered a list of events in the Austin Metro where you can kickoff things to do this weekend.
Austin area artists are invited to apply for the program that works to assist emerging and established performance artists.
Using Austin Mobility Bond dollars, 12 intersection safety projects have been completed with 18 more in early stages of planning and design.
Dealers, collectors and aficionados gather at the Palmer Events Center for a full weekend to explore unique and immersive activity.
The annual event will spotlight superheroes with guests given the chance to meet recipients, bid on unique auction items, and more.
Families may enjoy great activities including the Zoo's Haunted Train, strolling to see the animals at night, a Haunted House, and more.
When making your travel plans for next weekend please plan ahead for a safe ride home.
The goal of the exhibits and presentations is to reduce Veteran suicide by unifying Veterans with the communities through the arts.
Families are invited to an exciting visual and auditory experience featuring frightfully beautiful orchestral music to celebrate Halloween.
Noche de Oro: A Celebration of 50 Years explores Latinx cultures through innovative dance performances for Austin audiences.