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San Antonio’s Wild Week | San Antonio News
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A San Antonio golf course turned violent when a 56-year-old allegedly attacked a 37-year-old with a heavy object and knife—both non-members, no charges expected. Meanwhile, the $1 billion Howard Solstice power line looms over farms, threatening vineyards and food supply as landowners brace for eminent domain. The Nueces River floods communities from Camp Wood to Cotulla, with Three Rivers cresting near 40 feet—some homes could drown under 4 feet of water. John Oliver’s “Buc-Off” parody brand, complete with a squirrel mascot, is daring Buc-ee’s to sue him while donating all profits to charity. And in another local scandal, a San Antonio nurse sues a surgeon and hospital after claiming he grabbed her by the neck.
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