Lindsey Carnett
Environmental Reporter at San Antonio Report
Enviro reporter for @SAReport. Formerly for @NewBraunfelsHZ, @ExpressNews. @saahj Vice President. @TAMU, KΔ, Batt alum. Wife & dog mom. Magic Coach. Puro 210
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1 week ago |
sanantonioreport.org | Lindsey Carnett
A new analysis commissioned by the San Antonio Area Foundation and conducted by the News Revenue Hub offers a detailed look at how well local news outlets are serving communities across the greater San Antonio region. The 113-page report suggests there is significant room for improvement.
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1 week ago |
sanantonioreport.org | Lindsey Carnett
Magik Theatre, San Antonio’s professional children’s theater in the historic Hemisfair District, says ongoing city construction along South Alamo Street has significantly impacted ticket sales over the past two years, causing the organization to cut staff. As the South Alamo project continues well past its original completion date, the theater has struggled to maintain its operations, according to Mel Zarb-Cousin, Magik’s managing director.
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1 week ago |
sanantonioreport.org | Lindsey Carnett
Public support for Project Marvel, the ambitious sports and entertainment district proposed for downtown San Antonio, has declined slightly since February, according to newly released polling data from the University of Texas at San Antonio’s Center for Public Opinion Research.
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sanantonioreport.org | Lindsey Carnett
As local officials rally for a new downtown arena for the San Antonio Spurs and a revamped entertainment district they say will boost the local economy, a long-forgotten plan that made the same promises on the city’s East Side more than two decades ago gathers dust. A finalized 2003 community plan surrounding the brand-new, 18,418-seat SBC Center, later the AT&T Center and now the Frost Bank Center, drew up a vision for $250 million in projects across 7.9 square miles of the city’s East Side.
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2 weeks ago |
sanantonioreport.org | Lindsey Carnett |Raquel Torres
The Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) laid off 159 employees last week, according to a filing with the Texas Workforce Commission. This follows the 61 layoffs the nonprofit announced in February, bringing its total layoffs to more than 200 over the last two months. In a statement, RAICES said the layoffs are the result of the loss of federal funding for legal representation of unaccompanied children.
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