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Police are following leads to the sudden disappearance of all the water on San Antonio's Riverwalk early last week. Sources have confirmed that no ransom note has been found and SAPD is stumped at the motivation for stealing the river. The situation is particularly embarrassing following the sam
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If you frequently visit or convene on the other great cities in the country, you'll be familiar with the constant problem of finding things to do, hotels to book, restaurants to eat at, and learning about local customs. To make your next trip to San Antonio as simple as possible, we've compiled a li
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The world famous San Antonio Riverwalk, with its unique collection of tourist attractions and businesses, has been the last place in the country to feel the current recession. While crime in Austin has soared and industry has closed around Dallas and Houston, the Riverwalk has continued to provide g
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San Antonio has been a culinary center since its establishment in 1922. But the FDA's campaign to ban transfats has forced Nutrional Facts labels to be added to all taxis, hotels and riverboats within walking distance of Pat O'Brien's. Science editor Maria Frimble reports.
The world famous Riverwalk is finally being Obamatized by the the FDA, and being forced to slap warning labels on most of its products. Several agencies have been critized in recent weeks for what's seen as an extreme 'Nann
February 1, 2010
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Police are following leads to the sudden disappearance of all the water on San Antonio's Riverwalk early last week. Sources have confirmed that no ransom note has been found and SAPD is stumped at the motivation for stealing the river. The situation is particularly embarrassing following the same crime last year, and Police Commissioner Mencia believes this may be part of an annual serial kidnapping.
The local impact of the theft has been huge, with riverboat drivers waiting in local bars f
January 13, 2010
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If you frequently visit or convene on the other great cities in the country, you'll be familiar with the constant problem of finding things to do, hotels to book, restaurants to eat at, and learning about local customs. To make your next trip to San Antonio as simple as possible, we've compiled a list of Must-See Christmas Events that should be numbers one through ten on your list of things to do!
1. Riverboat Tour
Discover what Rough Guides calls San Antonio's "laid-back feel" and practically
December 16, 2009
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The world famous Riverwalk, with its cascading waterfalls, pirouetting wildlife and illustrious fauna, is a source of hope and inspiration to millions of visitors every year. And 2009 was no different, as it continues to provide 1000% of the RDA of awesomeness that kicks away the crutches of life's setbacks and says, "Tiny Tim, not only will you walk again, but you'll dropkick cities like New Braunfels faster than Batman with itching powder trapped in his suit".
Like so many of Tiger Woods' i
December 16, 2009
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The world famous San Antonio Riverwalk, with its unique collection of tourist attractions and businesses, has been the last place in the country to feel the current recession. While crime in Austin has soared and industry has closed around Dallas and Houston, the Riverwalk has continued to provide gainful employment for its diverse range of inhabitants.
Beating the recession is more than just a combination of excellent location, skilled labor, perfect weather and extended Happy Hours - it's r
November 10, 2009
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Texas' largest State Science Fair was held on the Riverwalk this week. Staff writer Maria Frimble sees what the kids - our future - have got to say, and therefore looks into the future.
When renowned R&B singer Whitney Houston, named after the 2nd favorite city in Texas, prophetically said "I believe children are our future", little did she realize that she had captured the beliefs of so many on the world San Antonio Riverwalk.
An inspiration for many Texan artists, from Johnny C
November 10, 2009
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The San Antonio Riverwalk, beloved locally, regionally, domestically and globally, and bathed in praise by quality websites such as TripAdvisor (not the shoddy revenge letters like Rough Guides), is a shining beacon of glimmering customer service illuminating a very, very dark area in Southern Texas.
The beacon shines so brightly that sunglasses are recommended fo
October 12, 2009
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Welcome to Visit The Riverwalk's "Q&A" for new visitors to the world famous San Antonio Riverwalk!
The VTR staff have opened their bulging mail sac to hundreds of questions from visitors and potential conveners. We've researched thoroughly to ensure your visit to the Riverwalk will be a fun and memorable experience.
If you've got a Riverwalk question and no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can send an email to quepasa@visittheriverwalk.com
Q. "I live in austin tex
October 6, 2009
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The world-famous San Antonio Riverwalk, beloved by visitors globally and voted #1 in a recent VTR poll for responsible fun with alcoholic beverages, is known for its serenity, beauty and natural serene beauty.
But once a year, the Riverwalk likes to let its hair down, shampoo throughly with a a CVS all-in-one, and celebrate a Halloween mohawk by scaring visitors in some good ol' fashioned demented horror.
The Halloween Riverwalk, sponsored by the smooth taste of Coroner Light, isn't for the fa
October 1, 2009
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Few visitors realize during their visit to the world-famous San Antonio Riverwalk, that the Riverwalk is not in its original position, and this September marks the 20th anniversary of the Riverwalk Relocation Project. The moving of the Riverwalk, complete with 57 buildings and an estimated 48 million gallons of water, was managed by downtown architects RPG Projects Inc, and was described in Architectural Digest as "the Noah's Ark" of relocations.
The project started after disagreements followin
September 18, 2009
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