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City Council Elections
11:12 am
Mon May 13, 2013

Rebecca Viagran Unseats Ozuna With Ease In District 3

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Rebecca Viagran talks to supporters on election night after she handily won the District 3 seat.
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Rebecca Viagran isn't a newcomer to City Hall. She's been a council member aide and served on the Mayor's Status of Women Commission in 2011.
Credit Ryan Loyd / Texas Public Radio
Supporters gathered on S. Presa on Saturday to eat food and celebrate Viagran's victory over Leticia Ozuna.
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San Antonio's South Side has a new councilwoman to represent them at City Hall. Rebecca Viagran clinched 51 percent of the vote, surging far above Leticia Ozuna’s 38 percent.

Ozuna, although not truly an incumbent because she was appointed to the seat a year and a half ago to fill Jennifer Ramos’ unexpired term, was running her first race and expected to win the seat.

She cited experience and her work on technology issues for the city as reasons she should come back for a full term. Mayor Julián Castro also endorsed her.

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City Government
9:43 am
Tue March 5, 2013

Disagreements On Key Issues In Three-Candidate District 3 Race

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Dist. 3 Councilwoman Leticia Ozuna six months after her appointment to the San Antonio City Council works at her field office at Brooks City Base.
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Voters will head to the polls on  Saturday, May 11, and the race for the District 3 seat is getting tense. The seat's current occupant, Leticia Ozuna, did not win the seat by election. She was appointed in January 2012 to fulfill Jennifer Ramos' term.

Ramos left the city council to focus on a campaign for Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 1 a race that she ultimately lost.

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San Antonio's Missions
10:32 am
Tue December 11, 2012

20 Years Later, Mission Trail Project Nears Completion

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District 3 City Councilwoman Leticia Ozuma (4th from right) breaks ground with other officials.
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Mission Road will receive much of the construction from the project.
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The plan to connect San Antonio’s Missions from the Alamo to Mission Espada has been ongoing since the mid-1990’s. This portion of the project--called package 4 and 5--will repair streets  and add pedestrian and bike routes along Mission Road to Roosevelt Avenue.

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