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City of San Antonio releases list of closures for Thanksgiving holiday
Read full article: City of San Antonio releases list of closures for Thanksgiving holidayCity Hall and most municipal offices in San Antonio will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 23 and Friday, Nov. 24, 2023 to observe the Thanksgiving holiday.
Southwest Side highway, Northeast Side intersection to have intermittent closures this weekend due to line work
Read full article: Southwest Side highway, Northeast Side intersection to have intermittent closures this weekend due to line workA portion of Highway 90 on the Southwest Side and Wurzbach Parkway on the Northeast Side will have intermittent closures this weekend due to transmission line work.
Bexar County parks will be closed Saturday, Sunday due to potential for flash flooding
Read full article: Bexar County parks will be closed Saturday, Sunday due to potential for flash floodingAll Bexar County parks will be closed Saturday and Sunday due to the potential for flash flooding, county officials announced on Friday.
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Stretches of I-10 on Northwest Side will be closed for expansion project
Read full article: Stretches of I-10 on Northwest Side will be closed for expansion projectPublished: December 14, 2020, 10:35 am Updated: December 14, 2020, 10:52 amSAN ANTONIO – The Texas Department of Transportation will shut down stretches of Interstate 10 this week on the city’s Northwest Side. The scheduled closures are part of the the department’s I-10 expansion project. The closures will allow crews to install digital message boards. The closures will begin on Tuesday and end by early Thursday, according to a news release from the department. Drivers are encouraged to avoid the area until the roads are open again.
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Bexar County Judge says he will shut down bars again if COVID-19 rate climbs higher
Read full article: Bexar County Judge says he will shut down bars again if COVID-19 rate climbs higherSAN ANTONIO – The COVID-19 Community Response Coalition (CRC) on Tuesday offered Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff recommendations for bars if the community positivity rate is equal to or exceeds 10% for two consecutive weeks. San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg reported Monday that the area’s positivity rate increased 1% percent since last week and is now at 9.4%. If the positivity rate continues to increase at that pace, bars could be closed again as early as the first week of December. The county says there are currently 2,009 bars and restaurants with alcohol permits that are allowed to open under Texas Gov. The CRC says since the county is already close to reaching a 10% community positivity rate, taking action sooner would slow down the spread.
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‘We kind of just have to go with it’: Parents adjust to new reality after Gov. Abbott closes school campuses for rest of school year
Read full article: ‘We kind of just have to go with it’: Parents adjust to new reality after Gov. Abbott closes school campuses for rest of school yearDr. Cherises Rohar-Allegrini, an epidemiologist, is a mother of two and was recently appointed to San Antonio’s Health Transition team. Rohar-Allegrini said she wasn’t surprised students won’t be returning for to school. She and her husband work from home, where her two children will also finish up the school year. However, she said she is grateful San Antonio Independent School District provided students with resources. The disease first appeared in late 2019 in Wuhan, China, but spread around the world in early 2020, causing the World Health Organization to declare a pandemic in March.