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Tag Archives: ARCH
Homeless Org Kicked Off Austin Gravy Train For Lying
There’s been a shakeup in the Austin Homeless Industrial Complex hierarchy. The City of Austin’s Homeless Strategy Office (HSO) will end its contract with homelessness resources nonprofit Urban Alchemy at the end of September. According to a city memo, some … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged ARCH, Austin, Austin City Council, Austin Homeless Strategy Office (HSO), Austin Northbridge Homeless Shelter, Crime, David Gray, Democrats, Endeavors (Homeless NGO), homeless, Marshalling Yard Homeless Shelter, Montopolis, Sixth Street, Urban Alchemy, Welfare State
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Another Day, Another Murderer Out On Bond
The soft-on-crime policies enacted by the Democrats who run Austin and Travis County have degraded the quality of life for law-abiding Austinites. And for many the consequences of putting convicted felons back out on the street without bail has been … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas
Tagged ARCH, Austin, Crime, Democrats, Dionysius Thompson, Jose Garza, Josh Noriega, murder, Nathan Nevah Ramirez, Stephen Vigorito, Texas, Travis County
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What If There Was An Austin Shootout And Nobody Noticed?
It took a while, but it appears that at least one Austin media outlet, Fox 7, finally noticed something that was bubbling on Twitter Sunday morning, namely that there were a bunch of shots fired in downtown Austin early Sunday … Continue reading