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Metro San Antonio Clubs & Organizations Salado Creek News Net...Catch All The Latest! November 2008 11-18-2009 SCF - Then and Now Then Years ago when dreamers envisioned an emerald necklace of naturally green hike and bike trails encircling the city, the Salado Creek Foundation was born. Then, there were no tax more... 11-19-2008 Heroes of Conservation FROM: Bexar Audubon Society ATTN: Harry Noyes, Chapter Publicity Tel. (210) 490-3124 (home) (210) 248-8080 (mobile) e-mail harrynoyes@satx.rr.com DATE more... 7-12-2004 White Estate Undergoing Transformation Finally, at long last, it's getting to be moving day at the Jack White Estate. The fine old home in the 38-hundred block of Seguin Road has been in the city's acquisition pipeline for quite more... 6-26-2004 After The Spill Just days after a catastrophic sewage spill Salado Creek, Bexar County's last, best, wild waterway, is already working to repair itself. Thanks to round the clock efforts by SAWS, the flow more... 12-10-2002 Trash Splash A Success Dead dogs and stinky mattresses. Shredded tires and moldy couches. Broken toys and old, bad batteries. If you can imagine a treasure trove of trash scattered about a scene blooming with thousands o more... 11-9-2002 Mayor Ed Garza Responds Here is Mayor Ed Garza's response to our letter of concern about flood debris cleanup on Salado Creek. "October 3,2002 Thank you for your letter and your continued commitment to more... 11-9-2002 Clean Up Concerns On August 21, 2002 SCF Board Member Sue Calberg delivered the following letter to Mayor Ed Garza about a plan to use federal money to remove debris from the flood of July 2002. Dear Mayor G more... 11-10-2002 Salado Celebration It takes a special group of people to turn a 15 million gallon sewage spill into a reason to celebrate, but that's exactly what happened Sunday, November 10, as members of the Salado Creek Foundation more... 9-30-2001 Proposition 3 Moving Forward Coordination. Communication. Community Will. New Proposition 3 Creekways Coordinator Edna Ortega says those concepts will be her guide as she begins working with the team that will invest the $20 m more... 3-16-2001 Trees For The Salado By: Charles Bartlett Trees are an important part of our web of life for many reasons, but on the Salado Creek they are especially important because they help improve water quality. < more... 3-12-2001 SAWS Turns On The Tap Tuesday March 6 was an historic day on the Salado Creek, as representatives from the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) turned on the tap that allowed recycled water to begin flowing into the creek. more... 2-15-2001 Here's A Better Plan Do you want to be safe when it's flooding and have a naturally beautiful, healthy place to learn and play when it's not raining? The Salado Creek can be that place! We believe that's why S more... 1-1-2001 Looking Back and Ahead It was a very good year. That’s what many who live, work and play along the Salado Creek are saying about the year just ended, as they look forward to 2001 with a renewed sense of optimism for a brig more... 10-26-2000 Hike & Bike Details Released The $2.5 million dollar first phase of the Salado Creek Hike and Bike Trail is one step closer to becoming a reality. Engineers working on the project recently unveiled their plans for the more... 8-30-2000 What is the Salado Watershed? In East San Antonio the Salado Creek is usually a lazy little stream. Creeping under the bridges of our major thoroughfares, it is hidden by a cover of dense vegetation, and ignored by most. One comm more... 9-26-2000 You Need To Know The Salado Creek watershed includes parts of City Council Districts 8, 9, 10, 2 and 3. So much territory and so many people with different concerns and interests make creating a comprehensive plan a d more... Privacy Statement Neighborhood Link Terms of Use © 1997 - 2006 Neighborhood Link, Inc.