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Pop, who's 76, suffered a stroke last November and was out the rest of the season.
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A third of polled voters were still undecided, and 15% were not familiar with any of the candidates in the poll.
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Wemby says he's recovering from thrombosis, feels excited to return to San Antonio Spurs next seasonWemby's condition, causes the formation of a blood clot in a deep vein. He said the recovery effort is ongoing, and he was excited to rejoin his teammates next season.
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Commissioners formally approved a memorandum of understanding with rodeo officials on the redevelopment of the Frost Bank Center and Freeman Coliseum if the Spurs end up moving into a proposed downtown arena.
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The sports and entertainment district would straddle I-37 and combine sports, entertainment, dining, shopping, and residential space. It would include an expansion of the convention center, a new convention center hotel, and a land bridge over I-37 to connect the East Side to downtown.
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Tommy Calvert requested commissioners name him along with County Judge Peter Sakai as the county negotiators because he represents the arena area, but commissioners rejected his proposal. Sakai will serve as the county's sole negotiator.
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The UTSA Center for Public Opinion Research found that more than half of all voters in the poll have not yet picked their candidate for mayor.
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The vote is one early step in the process toward a new $1.5 billion Spurs arena downtown.
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Popovich suffered a stroke last November and has since been in recovery. He said he will continue to focus on his health with the hopes of returning to coaching in the future.
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The city council will vote on a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Bexar County and the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday that will allow in-depth negotiations to begin.