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Maurine Molak, co-founder of San Antonio nonprofit David's Legacy Foundation, shows a photo of her with her son David Molak, who died of suicide in 2016. Molak recently was in Washington, D.C., joining other parents who have lost their children to suicide to push for congressional passage of the Kids Online Safety Act. (Courtesy David's Legacy Foundation)
San Antonio’s David’s Legacy Foundation fights cyberbullying nationwide
The city of San Antonio is accepting applications from eligible local small businesses for grants meant to help upgrade their outdoor dining and drinking spaces. (Courtesy Pexels.com)
San Antonio offers Outdoor Spaces Grant to improve small businesses
Ginny Wind, a second generation Holocaust survivor, gives a presentation at the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio on July 12, 2023.
Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio expands hours and offerings 
Olympia Hills event center is bringing back its annual casino night benefitting an area nonprofit. (Courtesy Olympia Hills Event Center)
Universal City to host casino night fundraiser
Former San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros (center) speaks in a session of the North San Antonio Chamber of Commerce's 2022 Civic Leadership Academy. At right is Chamber Chair Danny Zimmermann. The chamber is seeking participants for its 2023 CLA program to inform business members on the basics of local and regional government. (Courtesy North San Antonio Chamber of Commerce)
North San Antonio Chamber’s Civic Leadership Academy readies second year
Water will be temporarily shut off for some Shavano Park homes while crews replace a tie-in to the water main. (Courtesy Pexels)
Some Shavano Park residents’ water service to be shut off to replace tie-in 
Escape Room San Antonio will open a second location in Stone Oak on July 15. (Courtesy Escape Room San Antonio)
Escape Room San Antonio set to open in Stone Oak
The Edwards Aquifer Authority monitors water levels at the J-17 well, which determines pumping restrictions for the San Antonio area and surrounding counties. (Courtesy Edwards Aquifer Authority)
Edwards Aquifer Authority restricts water pumping for Uvalde, San Antonio pools