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'Robert’s Story' by Stephen Michaud
'Here We Go Loop De Loop': All the world’s a small South Texas town in William Jack Sibley’s new book A Texas Cowboy's Troubled Life and Horrifying Death By Stephen G. Michaud Coyote Publishing 384 pages, $29.95 “Stephen Michaud’s ‘Robert’s Story: A Texas Cowboy’s Troubled Life and Horrifying Death’ (Coyote Publishing, $29.95) recounts the sad, dramatic and very Texas tale of Robert East, and of an era and populace now mostly vanished.
Camille Rosengren, owner of San Antonio's revered Rosengren's Bookstore, has died at age 94
click to enlarge Courtesy Photo / The Rosengren Family In 1979, Cam took over managing Rosengren’s Bookstore from her mother-in-law. The downtown store flourished under her guidance. Camille Duane Rosengren, the final owner of storied Rosengren's Bookstore, died peacefully at her River Road neighborhood home on Saturday, September 11, two weeks shy of her 95th birthday. Her daughter Emily Katherine Ferry was by her side.
River Road Residents Are Not Anti-Development
The River Road street sign in the River Road neighborhood. Credit: Stephanie Marquez / Rivard Report Recent local media coverage of the rejected proposal for a development of townhomes in the River Road Historic District has stirred up quite a bit of controversy.
Commentary: Put Edwards Aquifer protection on the ballot
With the upcoming Aug. 13 San Antonio City Council vote on the compromise ballot initiatives, one gets the impression that all has been neatly put to bed, with Mayor Ron Nirenberg and the council agreeing to “split the baby” by dividing the ¼-cent sales tax to fund Pre-K 4 SA, workforce development and VIA Metropolitan Transit. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Gene Elder Remembered: The Triumph of Imagination Over Suggestion
Commentary By William Sibley | 1 min ago Courtesy / William Sibley (left) The late Gene Elder with Mike Casey during the memorial of Kenneth Garrett in February.
So Now AMLO’s “El Presidente”
By Antonio Garza4 mins ago Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Photo: gob/mx By ANTONIO GARZA Former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, and a lawyer specializing in cross-border diplomatic, business and political expertise at White & Case. Over the past few weeks, I’ve met with investors, corporate directors and foreign-policy focused groups who are all acutely interested in Mexico’s ongoing political transition.
Envoy: Qatar Remains Defiant in the Face of Saudi Embargo
By Thérèse Margolis3 mins ago By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS The Saudi-led economic blockade of Qatar may still be in force, but that didn’t stop the Arabian Peninsula state’s ambassador to Mexico, Mohammed bin Jassim M.A. al-Kuwari, from celebrating his country’s national day with a lavish diplomatic reception at Mexico City’s Four Seasons Hotel on Thursday, Dec. 13.
The Pastorelas of Tepotzotlán
By Pulse News Mexico10 hours ago Photo: Turismo Tepotzotlán By THE PULSE NEWS MEXICO STAFF It’s an ideal setting for a Christmas pageant: the little colonial town of Tepotzotlán, 114 kilometers northwest of Mexico City.
1977: Acapulco, Braniff…and the Setting Jetset Sun
News in Mexico and around the globe Advertisements By William Jack Sibley22 mins ago By WILLIAM JACK SIBLEY For five years in the late 1970s, early 80s, I was employed as a “Spanish speaker” steward for the coolest (at the time) airline in the world – Braniff International. Braniff was famous for inaugurating “The End of the Plain Plane” in it’s attention-getting, revamped transformation designed by Madison Avenue whiz kid Mary Wells Lawrence, second wife of Braniff CEO, Harding Lawrence.
US Promises $10.6 Billion in Aid for Mexico and Central America
By Thérèse Margolis1 min ago Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary Marcelo Ebrard. Photo: SRE By THE PULSE NEWS MEXICO STAFF As part of a regional effort to stem Central American migration northward and reduce extreme poverty – one of the main incentives for illegal immigration – on Tuesday, Dec. 18, the administration of U.S. President Donald J.
New Again: United States Olympic Special
Carl Lewis, Track & Field by Carolyn Farb At 21, Carl Lewis may be the greatest track athlete of all time. A master of the long jump, with a personal best of 28' 9", Carl is the only man to have approached Bob Beamon's still unbroken 1968 record of 29' 2½". Actually, Carl has cleared over 30', but the jump was disqualified over a much-disputed marginal foot fault.
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