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Growth and development reporter for the Austin Current. Almost never on this site. Reach me at aball@austincurrent.org
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Austin leaders now seek stronger environmental safeguards for Dog’s Head

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By Andrea Ball Verified
| The Austin Current
After weeks of public debate and calls for more guardrails on the massive Dog’s Head development, the city seems poised to listen to those asking for assurance that a project that seems to be offering the city a financial lifeline does not harm the environment.
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Four years. Dozens of inspections. One dilapidated house finally marked for demolition

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By Andrea Ball Verified
| The Austin Current
For Cori Modisett, the long fall of 1704 Westover Rd. began 19 years ago when she parked in front of the house and saw a rat in the yard dart across the street in broad daylight. Modisett, who lives across the street, watched things grow worse over the years. Rats, raccoons and possums flourished at her neighbor’s home. Paint peeled. Wood rotted. Dead tree branches littered the yard.
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Who gets remembered? East Austin fights Palm Park donor naming plan

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By Andrea Ball Verified
| The Austin Current
For generations, Sir Swante Palm Neighborhood Park has been a gathering place for Mexican American families in East Austin. Now, as the city and Waterloo Greenway Conservancy prepare to revamp it, some residents say a plan to give naming rights to donors threatens to rewrite that history. As the design process continues for the 1.8-acre park south of Third Street downtown, Waterloo Greenway Conservancy says it wants to name 10 features after donors.
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