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Entries from Austinist tagged with 'highlandmall'

December 11, 2007

Photo by Merrick Brown on flickr City charter revision committee wants your input on single-member districts. Executive director of CAMPO resigns effective January 15. Man attacks cop with screwdriver after the policeman catches him breaking into cars at the Highland Mall parking lot. A Hutto man is the first to be treated under Jessica's Law, legislation which deals harshly with child predators. Two adolescent boys (aged 11 and 14) have been charged with attempting to......

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October 5, 2007

Texas Parks and Wildlife Expo takes place this weekend. Shuttles will be running from Highland Mall to TPW headquarters on Smith School Rd. Canyon Lake Gorge, formed in 2002 floods, will open for guided tours tomorrow. The next two months' tours are already full. Archeological conservancy v. Cedar Park family: who owns land where Ice Age woman was found in 1982? Some TYC employees, including quality monitors, were fired after deplorable conditions were discovered......

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June 21, 2007

Details on the murder that occurred on Juneteenth were sketchy when we posted yesterday (as we mentioned). More details of the event have been culled since then, and here is what the police think happened at this point. Two men in a Ford Taurus were driving near the Booker T. Washington housing development Tuesday night and accidentally hit a 2-year-old boy. The driver of the car got out (to check on the boy, perhaps)......

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May 22, 2007

Lately there are even more empty places to park than usual in Highland Mall's easy-to-find-a-spot-on-the-Saturday-before-Christmas parking lot. Occupancy is the lowest of any local indoor mall. There are about twenty vacancies near the gaping chasm that once housed J.C. Penney. Greyhawke Capital Advisors purchased that chasm last year and is looking for another retailer to put in the space. The boys in Bentonville have surely already thought of this, but we have a great......

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December 5, 2006

Tonight at Castle Hill Cafe, the Texas Food and Wine Foundation is sponsoring an interesting discussion on Texas wines titled "Home On The Range: Texas Terroir." There will be food and wine, of course, but what makes this event different is the reflection on what is special about Texas wines when compared to California or Europe, along with some discussion (we hope) on things that haven't worked out in our area. They will also show......

Continue Reading "Beer and Wine: Texas Terroir, Spec's Update, Rare Allagash at Grapevine, and Beer Lobbyists?"

July 19, 2006

Completion of the first leg of the new Capital MetroRail is less than two years away. The 32-mile-long Red Line will run between Leander and Downtown Austin, with stations positioned strategically near the new Northwest Austin development, Highland Mall, Lakeline Mall, Plaza Saltillo, and more. Currently, both the rail vehicle and many of the stations are still being designed, but they're already promising that the former will include Wi-Fi connections. Over the next two weeks,......

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May 24, 2006

Remember when the new Whole Foods opened up and everyone rushed to go see it? Remember those first couple months when no one bought anything and just wandered around aimlessly from aisle to aisle? Well, replace all that lame, non-alcoholic organic food with mother nature's sweet nectar of life: alcohol. Now, multiply that by three. The Statesman recently reported that we will receive not one, but three Spec's Wines, Spirits & Finer Foods over the......

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January 25, 2006

A Southeast Austin flea market or pulga is plagued by permit police. Know when to say when kids! An 18 year-old UT Freshman didn't. Garth Jones, long time writer for the Associated Press, dies of pneumonia in Austin. A new 3D interactive marketing and advertizing is deployed at Highland Mall. They call it Marketizing. Austin-based Plug-In Partners is parts of a grassroots effort that demands automakers put more emphasis on plug-in hybrid development to......

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