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San Antonio advisers OK Alamo plan changes; Alamo Street could close June 1, Cenotaph definitely will stay
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The Alamo Cenotaph and Alamo Street, shown in a June photograph, were topics of discussion and action Wednesday night by the Alamo Citizen Advisory Committee. The panel supported keeping the Cenotaph in place and initiating a repair plan, and endorsed closing a section of the street, between Houston and Crockett streets, that is in the historic mission-fort footprint.William Luther /Staff
The revamped Alamo Plaza renovation plan is gaining speed after nearly half a year of inaction, winning another round of support this time from the Alamo Citizen Advisory Committee.
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Currently Reading It will get dicey: San Antonio weathers a second day of arctic cold and power outages - and braces for more
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Art Liming brushes his the snow off his driveway on the Northeast Side with a broom on Tuesday. Liming’s power went out that morning and his water has been working intermittently.Jessica Phelps /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less
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Damien Charles cooks brunch for his family outside his home on Tuesday. Charles’s water pipes broke and he and his family lost their power Tuesday morning. San Antonio has seen the lowest temperatures since 1989 this week.Jessica Phelps /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less
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