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The new San Pedro Creek extension weaves a path between UTSA's San Pedro I development (left) and the site where San Pedro II will be built (right). (Courtesy The University of Texas at San Antonio)

UTSA greenlights more downtown development

By Edmond Ortiz

The University of Texas System Board of Regents on Nov. 17 approved the next phase of The University of Texas at San Antonio’s downtown development initiatives.

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