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| What Austin's Talking About |
| Cesar Chavez Mural Painted Over | A mural of Cesar Chavez on an East Austin architecture firm has been painted over following sexual assault allegations against Chavez. The mural was near the intersection of Waller and Cesar Chavez streets. [KUT] | | Why Central Texas Has So Many Data Centers | At least 70 data centers have popped up in the Central Texas area lately. But how exactly did the area become such a hot spot for such facilities? Officials say it’s because of lax regulations, incentives, and more. [City Cast Austin 🎧] | | SXSW Hires a New Director of Film & TV | Claudette Godfrey has stepped down as vice president of Film & TV at South by Southwest after roughly 20 years. Peter Debruge, Variety’s former chief film critic who studied film at UT, will take over as director of the festival’s film and television programming on April 6. [Variety] | | | | AISD Hires Outside Nonprofit To Run 3 Schools | The Texas Council for International Studies will run Austin Independent School District’s Burnet, Dobie, and Webb middle schools after a decision by trustees. Shifting the schools to the nonprofit keeps the state from intervening for two years. [CBS Austin] |
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| Congratulations to Karla C. for guessing last week’s “Where Is This?” correctly! This photo was taken outside of the GSD&M offices downtown near Whole Foods. | | This week’s photo was also taken downtown: |  | Hint: This photo was featured in a March article. 👀 (Kelsey Bradshaw/City Cast Austin) |
| Do you know where this photo was taken? Click the button below to submit your guess and be featured in next Monday’s newsletter! | | |
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| | | See the six-time Tony Award-winner right here in Austin. Funny, heart-wrenching, and impossible to shake, The Washington Post calls Dear Evan Hansen "one of the most remarkable shows in musical theater history." On stage April 8–May 17 at Zach Theater. Get your tickets before they're gone! |
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| | | Austin is our home. It’s where we’re raising families, building communities, championing causes, and working towards a community where everyone can thrive. Austin Community Foundation invites you to Austin in Common on April 14 — an evening to connect, celebrate, and invest in a brighter future for the city we call home. | | The event features storytelling by Danielle Walker, Kerry Rupp, and Daniel Lubetzky. Miles Bloxson returns as event emcee. Plus delightful local food and music! | | Tickets available at austinincommon.org. |
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