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Saturday’s protest reaffirms keeping Cenotaph in place

July 27, 2018 By Jolene Almendarez

An informational campaign and protest, by groups who oppose relocating the Cenotaph, began at Alamo Plaza on Monday and will culminate in a rally on Saturday. “The Cenotaph is kind of a community headstone for anyone who is an Alamo defender descendent,” said Paul Gescheidle (above), a member of This is Texas Freedom Force (TTFF), […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza Tagged With: Alamo Defenders Descendants Association, Cenotaph, Keri Hillyer, Lee Spencer White, Lupe Rivera, Paul Gescheidle, Save the Alamo Cenotaph Protest, This is Texas Freedom Force, TTFF

Explaining the impacts of a two-way Losoya Street

July 26, 2018 By Jolene Almendarez

Losoya Street serves as the River Walk’s alley. It’s where delivery drivers park to unload goods and where restaurants line-up trash cans and run grease trap pumps. Over the years, a few bars have popped up along it. For many who work on the street or drive down it everyday, it’s not viable to think […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza, Transportation

Despite Treviño’s firm stance, Cenotaph activists are not done with their fight

July 20, 2018 By Jolene Almendarez

Activists who oppose a plan to move the Cenotaph from its original location in front of the Alamo are pressing forward, despite a clear message from District 1 Councilman Roberto Treviño on Wednesday that keeping the tomb in place is “not an option.” “It goes to show that the city of San Antonio, including (Mayor) […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza

Treviño: Keeping the Alamo Cenotaph in place is ‘not an option’

July 19, 2018 By Jolene Almendarez

The first question of the night came from Charisma Villarreal, a descendant of Alamo defender Gregorio Esparza: Will the public see a rendering of the Alamo interpretive plan that shows the Cenotaph in its current location? And for the first time, critics of the plan heard what they thought they’d been waiting for. “We will […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza

Road closures among topics at next Alamo meeting

July 17, 2018 By Jolene Almendarez

After a series of heated public meetings in July about the Alamo interpretive plan — in which critics blasted ideas for the Cenotaph memorial, Fiesta parade routes, the possible demolition of historic buildings, and accessibility to the Alamo — a related set of issues comes to the public for commentary this week. During the meeting […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza, Transportation

Next Alamo plan draft likely coming out in August

July 11, 2018 By Ben Olivo

The public will have to wait until early August before it sees the next draft of the Alamo interpretive plan. Three weeks ago, the plan — which calls for closing Alamo Street and relocating the Cenotaph memorial, among other controversial ideas — was unveiled in a series of tense public meetings. Various groups turned out, […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza, Alamo Street

Next round of Alamo Plaza revisions coming up

July 10, 2018 By Ben Olivo

It’s been two weeks since a series of tense public meetings were held, in which opponents of the Alamo interpretive plan squared off against out-of-town planners and public officials who defend the proposal’s larger points. Those larger points include the relocation of the 1930s Cenotaph memorial, closure of Alamo Street and roping off the plaza […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza, Alamo Street

Cenotaph, process are most frustrating for those opposed to Alamo plan

June 19, 2018 By Ben Olivo

Past the midpoint of last night’s Alamo meeting, moderator Leonard Rodriguez, who sits on the Alamo Community Advisory Committee, asked the 50 or so people in attendance, “On the cenotaph, by a raise of hands, how many of you are opposed to moving it absolutely one inch?” Nearly every hand shot up. One woman held […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza

Series of Alamo public meetings begin tonight

June 18, 2018 By Ben Olivo

The first public meetings on the Alamo Interpretive Plan begin tonight on the West Side. All meetings are scheduled from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. » Monday, June 18, Ron Darner Park Operations Headquarters, 5800 Enrique M. Barrera Parkway » Tuesday, June 19, Phil Hardberger Park Urban Ecology Center, 8400 N.W. Military Highway » Wednesday, […]

Filed Under: Alamo, Alamo Plaza

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