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Community Safety
9:30 am
Tue February 19, 2013

Two Week Grace Period Before Warrant Roundup Begins

Credit Joey Palacios / Texas Public Radio
SAPD Police Chief William McManus addresses the media infront of the city's Municipal Court Building on S. Frio.

Last year, about 25,000 warrants were cleared during the annual warrant roundup, and in two weeks the San Antonio Police Department and other law enforcement in Bexar County will head out again.

“They are all warrants that would involve no jail time; it's all fines," said SAPD Chief William McManus. "The unfortunate part is that if you don't clear the warrant and you are picked up on it you will spend some time in jail while the warrant is being taken care of.”

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Community Giving
3:12 pm
Mon February 18, 2013

Children's Shelter Vigil Honors 19 Local Fatalities Of Child Abuse In 2012

Credit San Antonio Children's Shelter

The Children’s Shelter and VOICES for Children of San Antonio are asking residents to participate in an event Tuesday evening to raise awareness of the problem of child abuse.

The two groups are hosting a "Remember 19" candlelight vigil Tuesday evening to make sure the 19 children who died violent deaths last year are not forgotten.

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San Antonio Kids
12:35 pm
Mon February 18, 2013

How Your Kids Can Help Test New Exhibits At The Children's Museum

Groundbreaking on the new San Antonio Children’s Museum on Broadway gets underway in June, but leaders at the current facility downtown haven’t stopped adding new exhibits.

Three of them are now available: an imagination playground for building towns or vehicles, an improved bubble ranch, and a creative arts studio for children who want to paint the walls.

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Mission Reach
10:40 am
Sat February 16, 2013

River South Management Plan Continues Development Of Mission Reach

Credit Joey Palacios / Texas Public Radio
The Mission Reach under construction.

The San Antonio River Authority has secured the final approval it needs to move forward with a coordinated plan to develop the area in and around the Mission Reach. 

Portions of the Mission Reach below Lone Star Blvd. to Loop 410 South opened to hikers and cyclists last year. Much like they’ve done on the Museum Reach north of downtown, SARA has been rebuilding the riparian habitat by installing native plants and other elements to encourage wildlife.

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