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The Fair's Bold Designs Still Stand Today

The Fair's Bold Designs Still Stand Today

HemisFair '68 was not only a cultural milestone for San Antonio but also a significant event in terms of architectural development. The fair, which...
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How HemisFair ’68 Tested San Antonio’s Ambition

How HemisFair ’68 Tested San Antonio’s Ambition

HemisFair '68 was a monumental event for San Antonio, Texas, but it came with its share of financial and logistical challenges. The fair, which ran...
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J.J. Spaun wins Texas Open. Lauren Coughlin runs away in Aramco Championship

J.J. Spaun wins Texas Open. Lauren Coughlin runs away in Aramco Championship

J.J. Spaun secures Texas Open victory! Lauren Coughlin dominates Aramco Championship, showcasing impressive performance.
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Robert MacIntyre Leads Weather-Interrupted Valero Texas Open Third Round

Robert MacIntyre Leads Weather-Interrupted Valero Texas Open Third Round

Robert MacIntyre Leads Weather-Interrupted Valero Texas Open Third Round
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Current RailRiders share experiences at this year’s World Baseball Classic

Current RailRiders share experiences at this year’s World Baseball Classic

Several players, coach had honor of representing their country
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Route 66 Offers Unique Stops and Experiences for Travelers

Route 66 Offers Unique Stops and Experiences for Travelers

Route 66 Offers Unique Stops and Experiences for Travelers
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Storms Delay Texas Open, Marathon Finish Expected

Storms Delay Texas Open, Marathon Finish Expected

The Texas Open in San Antonio faced significant delays due to storms, halting play for over five hours on Saturday. Robert MacIntyre was leading by two shots at 15-under par when the PGA Tour decided to suspend the third round for the remainder of the day. This sets up a marathon finish on Sunday, with some players needing to complete up to 30 holes to finish the tournament. Ludvig Aberg, playing alongside MacIntyre, managed three birdies in six holes, reaching 13 under. Matt Wallace was 7 under for the round through 14 holes, while Marco Penge shot 30 on the front nine and was at 10 under through 11 holes. The tournament is the final event before the Masters, with several players making the cut for Augusta National next week.
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Oshkosh Event to Highlight Asian-Latino Histories at U.S.-Mexico Border

Oshkosh Event to Highlight Asian-Latino Histories at U.S.-Mexico Border

The Winnebago Area Literacy Council is organizing an event titled 'The Asian-Latino Borderlands' to explore the often overlooked histories of Asian migrants and Asian-Latino communities at the U.S.-Mexico border. Scheduled for April 22 at the WALC Learning Center in Oshkosh, the event will feature Dr. Lucero Estrella, who will discuss efforts to preserve these histories through collaborations with communities in northern Mexico and Texas. The event aims to address why these stories are rarely heard and who is responsible for telling them.
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Oshkosh Event to Explore Asian-Latino Histories at U.S.-Mexico Border

Oshkosh Event to Explore Asian-Latino Histories at U.S.-Mexico Border

The Winnebago Area Literacy Council in Oshkosh is set to host an event titled 'The Asian-Latino Borderlands' on April 22. This program aims to shed light on the often-overlooked histories of Asian migrants and Asian-Latino communities at the U.S.-Mexico border. Dr. Lucero Estrella will lead the discussion, focusing on efforts to preserve these histories through collaborations with communities in northern Mexico and Texas. The event seeks to address why these stories are rarely heard and who is responsible for telling them. It will take place at the WALC Learning Center in Oshkosh, providing a platform for community engagement and historical exploration.
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Canadian Mother and Daughter Released from ICE Detention After Three Weeks

Canadian Mother and Daughter Released from ICE Detention After Three Weeks

Tania Warner, a Canadian citizen, and her seven-year-old daughter Ayla have been released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention after nearly three weeks. The pair were detained at a checkpoint in Texas, despite Warner's claims that her immigration paperwork was in order. A judge ruled that they were not a flight risk, allowing their release on a $9,500 bond. Warner, who is married to a U.S. citizen, has been fitted with an ankle monitor and will face further hearings to determine their immigration status. The case has drawn attention to the conditions in ICE detention centers and the treatment of detainees.
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Car site Edmunds tests a Chinese SUV, says it should worry US automakers

Car site Edmunds tests a Chinese SUV, says it should worry US automakers

By Nora Eckert DETROIT, April 3 (Reuters) - Popular car-shopping website Edmunds put a Chinese vehicle through a series of rigorous tests for the first time, and Editor-in-Chief Alistair Weaver came away with a notable impression: U.S. automakers have good reason for concern.
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Canadian Woman Released from ICE Detention After Visa Dispute

Canadian Woman Released from ICE Detention After Visa Dispute

Tania Warner, a Canadian citizen, and her daughter were released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention after nearly three weeks. Warner was initially detained for allegedly overstaying her visa, despite having a valid employment authorization card. The family, residing in Texas, was stopped at a checkpoint and taken into custody. Warner's release came after posting a $9,500 bond, and she was fitted with an ankle monitor. The case highlights issues within the U.S. immigration system, particularly concerning visa processing and detention practices.