The Mesquite - Texas A&M University-San Antonio Student Newspaper

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Private nonprofit assists visually impaired

For Eleanor Baker, everyday tasks such as cooking and cleaning are a challenge. But twice a year, when the Seniors Program at the San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind (SALB) visits ...

UPD assists SAPD investigate Wednesday car theft

By Emily Rodriguez Police are searching for a Hispanic male, approximately 20 years old wearing blue jeans and a long-sleeve blue shirt. The suspect is accused of stealing a black ...

Publication, staff bring home 13 awards

The Mesquite staff walked away with 13 awards, including three first-places, from the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association during the group’s annual conference Saturday at the E ...

Avoid traffic, celebrate Fiesta close to home

South Side events include PACfest, San Jose Mission Festival, and the newly added Fiesta de Cascarones, hosted by Texas A&M University-San Antonio. ...

Poteet strawberry farmer persists through drought

Albert Reyes, 73, has grown strawberries in Poteet since 1974, and hopes to win Grand Champion for the third year in a row during the annual Poteet Strawberry Festival Friday-Sunda ...

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Avoid traffic, celebrate Fiesta close to home

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For Eleanor Baker, everyday tasks such as cooking and cleaning are a challenge. But twice a year, when the Seniors Program at the San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind (SALB) visits her home, those routine tasks are made easier. more ...

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