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3 days ago · October 27, 2024 10:10 PM. The Bulldog reported October 23rd that the Vibrant Austin political action committee paid for false advertising published on the Austin American-Statesman’s website. The ad wrongly stated District 10 candidate Ashika... City Council.
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Mar 30, 2010 · The Austin Bulldog is one of eight such startups that won a New Voices grant in 2009 for hyperlocal journalism focusing on our respective communities. Thanks to that grant, we have been able to use the past year to read about and research how vastly media has changed since we launched In Fact Daily in July 1999,Austin’s first online newsletter.
Profile: Carmen Llanes Pulido for mayor - The Austin Bulldog
Jul 22, 2024 · Carmen Llanes Pulido is one of four candidates campaigning to be mayor of the nation’s 11th largest city in 2025. It’s a city of 460,159 households and a population of 1,026,459, according to demographics published by the City of Austin,. Doug Greco Kathie Tovo Kirk Watson. The challengers are trying to unseat incumbent Mayor Kirk Preston Watson, 66, who raised and spent $2 million to win ...
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Ken was an investigative reporter for the Austin Business Journal 1989-1990 and served as editor 1990-1994, a period in which the newspaper won numerous awards for journalistic excellence. In 1995, he started the In Fact weekly newsletter covering Austin City Hall and local politics. Beginning in 1998, while still publishing In Fact, he also ...
Mayoral candidates mix it up at city hall forum
Oct 10, 2024 · Mayoral candidates (left to right) are Carmen Llanes Pulido, Jeffrey Bowen, Doug Greco, incumbent Kirk Watson, and Kathie Tovo. By Erik Mauck. Austin City Hall hosted a live audience of about 25 people for an October 3 rd Mayoral Candidate Forum sponsored by the Austin League of Women Voters, which included all five candidates.
20 candidates raised $2.6 million - The Austin Bulldog
Kirk Watson raised more than $1 million—40 percent of the total raised by all candidates—but lags his 2022 total at this point by more than $325,000. Five candidates running for mayor and a 15 candidates running for a city council seat have raised a combined total of $2.6 million through the eighth day before the November 5 th general election.
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Editor Ken Martin - October 27, 2024 10:10 PM. The Bulldog reported October 23rd that the Vibrant Austin political action committee paid for false advertising published on the Austin American-Statesman’s website. The ad wrongly stated District 10 …
Court halts $354 million development subsidy - The Austin Bulldog
Apr 15, 2024 · City of Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, et al, Cause No. D-1-GN-23-002238.) The plan approved by the City Council was to divert $354 million in property taxes for infrastructure improvements on that land so that it would develop in the manner the council desires. To that end, the council established Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 19, the SCWF-TIRZ.
Elections Archives - The Austin Bulldog
Oct 19, 2024 · Nine political action committees (PACs) collectively have spent more than $421,000 to back 13 of the 22 candidates running for mayor and council.