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Melanie Torre

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Reporter for @CBSaustin • Proud @UTAustin alum • Bio: bit.ly/2a2KMUx • Have a story idea? Email me at matorre@cbsaustin.com • SeeDisclaimer.com
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'Where Y'all At Though?' helps Austin's Black and Brown residents find community

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By Melanie Torre 
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX)
A new business is creating connection and culture for Austin's BIPOC community by helping others discover safe spaces, culturally rich experiences and businesses that reflect and celebrate their identities. Where Y'all At Though co-founders Brandon Boone and Erinn Knight joined We Are Austin to share more about how they're helping you "find your people," in Central Texas. Where Y'all At Though is a community technology company designed for Black and Brown people.
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Two new family-focused productions join ZACH Theatre lineup

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By Melanie Torre 
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX)
Everything is bigger in Texas but when it comes to two ZACH Theatre family productions some tiny Texans have us beat. Two new productions, Campfire, and Don't Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!, are running at ZACH Theatre. Campfire invites children ages six months to five years and their caregivers to gather around an indoor campfire for songs and dance.
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Native American tribe seeks return of ancestral remains from UT Austin

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By Melanie Torre 
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX)
Museums and universities across the United States face mounting pressure to return Native American remains and artifacts to the tribes they belong to. More than three decades after a federal law outlined a plan for tribes to reclaim what's theirs, many institutions are still holding hundreds --if not thousands-- of human remains, including the University of Texas at Austin. The San Marcos Springs are a sacred place for the Miakan-Garza Band.
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