Pumped about pumpkins?

Pumpkin products are proliferating for autumn — and not just for standard pies, breads and Halloween décor, but also for whimsical goodies that may not live up to the pumpkin’s healthy reputation. Pumpkin spice cake donuts, pumpkin ice cream, pumpkin latte – some...

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Sims Elementary receives Zero-Waste Champions award

Mary Jane Sims Elementary has been selected as the 2014 Zero-Waste Champions, an award presented by Keep Austin Beautiful in partnership with Austin Resource Recovery and the Bleed Orange Live Green initiative. The award recognizes a local Austin school each year for...

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New Capitol display commemorates veterans

This fall, visitors to the State Capitol can view Above and Beyond: The Medal of Honor in Texas, an exhibit commemorating recent recipients of the nation's highest military award. The seven individuals honored in the display either were born in or entered service in...

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AUSTIN FAMILIES WITH FOOD ALLERGIES HOST WALK

Join Austin Families with Food Allergies for the 5th Annual FARE Walk on Saturday, November 1, at Mueller Lake Park. All proceeds benefit Food Allergy and Research Education (FARE), a non-profit organization that provides services nationwide, funds research of food...

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CITY OF AUSTIN OPENS HOUSING AUTHORITY WAITING LIST

For the first time since 2006, the Housing Authority of the City of Austin (HACA) will open its Section 8/Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) waiting list on October 22 through 29. In contrast to past years, now the pre-application process will be available online only at...

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GEOCACHING HIGHLIGHTED AT TEXAS STATE PARKS

More than 90 state parks located throughout Texas are introducing future geocachers to the sport by hosting over 1,200 geocaches, or prize-filled containers, hidden within state parks. Caches can be located online in advance, found by using a Global Positioning System...

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TEXAS TEEN BOOK FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES AUTHOR LINEUP

The Texas Teen Book Festival announces a lineup of 29 authors representing popular and critically acclaimed writers in the Young Adult genre. Two of the most-anticipated headliners are James Dashner, author of the Maze Runner series, and Lauren Oliver, creator of the...

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BRIDGES TO GROWTH ANNOUNCES NEW “SMART BEGINNINGS” PROGRAM

Bridges to Growth, the early childhood program of The Georgetown Project, announced Smart Beginnings, a program of parenting classes, events for children, family support, and a lending library for infant and toddler toys and books. The program is free for parents,...

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BBB offers advice in selecting a tutoring service

School is back in session, and report cards will be out before you know it. It’s important to stay proactive when it comes to your child’s academic success. If your child struggles with new curriculum, or just needs a head start with standardized testing, a tutoring...

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Texas School for the Deaf celebrates Deaf Awareness Week

September 22 through 26 is National Deaf Awareness Week, and the Texas School for the Deaf (TSD) has a number of events planned to commemorate the week. The school invites the community to share the week of activities and events, and learn more about the school....

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