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Local musicians are entertaining San Antonio International Airport employees and visitors with holiday music daily through Dec. 12. Different groups can be found between late mornings and early afternoons daily in the Terminal B baggage claim area. (Courtesy city of San Antonio)

Local musicians play holiday tunes at San Antonio International Airport

By Edmond Ortiz

Musicians from San Antonio-area schools, churches and other groups are back at the San Antonio International Airport entertaining visitors with holiday tunes.

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