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East Austin coffee shop Try Hard announces closure
SUMMARY: East Austin coffee shop Try Hard Coffee Roasters announced its closure due to overwhelming debt that was accrued during the pandemic. The owners took on too much debt to open and operate the business, leading to their decision to close. They will be open for one final day for patrons to visit and purchase items. The owners have started a GoFundMe to help staff members with financial support following the closure. They are also looking for a new business to take over the space. Despite the closure, the owners express gratitude for the support and love for the community they have received.
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Wastewater overflow in northwest Austin had no effect on drinking water, Austin Water says
SUMMARY: Austin Water responded to a wastewater overflow that spilled 125,000 gallons into Bull Creek, but it did not affect the city’s drinking water supply. The overflow was discovered and stopped on May 13 at a lift station on Rock Harbour Drive. Residents with private wells near the site should boil their water, and those using public water should contact their supplier. The public is advised to avoid contact with the affected area and to wash thoroughly if they come into contact with the spilled wastewater. Officials are monitoring the situation with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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Senators to review Texas universities’ progress with DEI law
SUMMARY: Texas senators are reviewing compliance with Senate Bill 17, which mandates the disbanding of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offices in public universities by 2024. The Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education is monitoring the implementation of the law. Protesters, including Texas Rising, are opposing the law, citing job losses and closures of DEI offices at Texas universities. Various advocacy organizations, students, and staff are speaking out against SB 17. The bill has led to layoffs and closures of DEI offices at multiple Texas colleges. The situation is being closely monitored, with updates to come from reporter Jala Washington.
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Caitlin Clark ready for her WNBA regular-season debut as Indiana Fever take on Connecticut Sun
SUMMARY: Caitlin Clark, the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft, is set to make her debut with the Indiana Fever in a sold-out game in Connecticut. The highly anticipated game follows record viewership for the draft and high demand for her jerseys. Clark is excited for the challenge and hopes to savor the moment of playing on the big stage. She has already left her mark in the pro league with her popularity and strong fan base. Clark’s debut game will be followed by her home debut against the New York Liberty. The WNBA doubleheader will be broadcast on Disney+ and ESPN channels.
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