Wells Branch Neighborhood in Austin, Texas

Established in 1982 on the north side of Austin, the Wells Branch neighborhood boasts a quiet, serene environment. It gives residents easy access to downtown and several major area employers, as Wells Branch Road runs right through it, and is one of the main roads that connects MoPac and I-35. The subdivision is bordered by MoPac to the west, I-35 to the east, Wells Branch Parkway to the south, and Grand Avenue Parkway to the north.

Those living in the neighborhood are required to pay dues to the Wells Branch Municipal Utility District (MUD). Yearly fees go toward conveniences like trash and recycling services, as well as events held throughout the year. The active neighborhood association hosts parades, holiday celebrations, exercise lessons, youth programs, and more. During the summer season, MUD has summer camps and an early-evening concert series.

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Hamilton says f-off to Harper

As Stephen Harper set foot at McMaster University in Convocation hall on Thursday August 4th 2011, he was met with a loud diverse group of protesters outside the building he was speaking in. With only 12 hours notice, students and the community came out in good numbers to make some noise and let Harper know he’s not welcome in Hamilton.

Under the slogan “Stop Harper” an array of various groups came out. Anti-war organizations, trade unions, students, anti-poverty activists, environmentalist, and women’s rights groups all came to say that the Harper Conservative majority government has no mandate for their anti-people, pro-war agenda.

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Moral Identity, Youth Engagement, and Discussions With Parents and Peers


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