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Bus riders, many of whom are people of color, could be disadvantaged if buses are not allowed. But incorporating buses could prove challenging. The design will be determined by an international competition.
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States that have detected the variant range from Hawaii to Massachusetts. The reports are part of a new surge in COVID-19 cases.
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The Biden administration has doubled duties on lumber imported from Canada. Critics argue it hurts the goal of affordable housing.
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The district will vote next week on whether to add two new holidays to the calendar and give teachers a minimum of one day off per month.
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Creek Show attendees run in front of the "si-glo" art installation designed by dwg., a local architecture firm. The Creek Show at Waterloo Park is a 10-night display of illuminated art created by local artists, landscape architects and designers.
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"CREEKture" is an installation designed by GFF Austin. The Creek Show runs until Nov. 21.
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People walk under the "SWAY" installation designed by Ian Randall and Clayton Cain.
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"SWAY" was one of five glowing light installations designed for Creek Show this year.
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Designer Nicholas DeBruyne of Wevolve Labs speaks about his art installation, "BioNest," during a media preview on Nov. 11.
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A close-up of "BioNest."
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The "HIGH LIGHT" installation by Chioco Design and Drophouse Design sits at the top of Waterloo Greenway.
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Lights glow throughout Waterloo Greenway for the Creek Show.
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