Mose Buchele takes a walk with our question-asker to learn the science behind this fall’s colorful trees.
November 28, 2018
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November 28, 2018
By: Matt Largey
Mose Buchele takes a walk with our question-asker to learn the science behind this fall’s colorful trees.
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How does Thomas J. Henry make any money when he spends so much on ads all over Austin?
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A tower has loomed in Austin’s Clarksville neighborhood for 72 years. What does it do?
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What happened to Juarez-Lincoln University in downtown Austin?
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What are those towers for in West Austin and why are they all there?
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