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100,000 Oyster Bake shells werenāt trashed after Fiesta. Theyāre being used for reef rehab in Texas gulf.
Read full article: 100,000 Oyster Bake shells werenāt trashed after Fiesta. Theyāre being used for reef rehab in Texas gulf.These shells are collected and recycled through an oyster reef rehabilitation program.
Fiesta Oyster Bake 2025 kicks off at St. Maryās University this Friday
Read full article: Fiesta Oyster Bake 2025 kicks off at St. Maryās University this FridayThousands of oysters will be served at the annual Fiesta Oyster Bake, kicking off Friday afternoon at St. Maryās University. This beloved campus tradition reminds the community that your fun translates into meaningful funds for students.
The Sash Lady, Image Avenue Clothiers explain how to proudly display your medals during Fiesta
Read full article: The Sash Lady, Image Avenue Clothiers explain how to proudly display your medals during FiestaLaura Capeles, also known as The Sash Lady, and Phil Zavala with Image Avenue Clothiers joined Ernie Zuniga and Stephanie Serna on GMSA+ to explain how to proudly display your Fiesta medals and gave a little bit of sash history.
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Fiesta Oyster Bake canceled in 2021 due to continued surge in COVID-19 cases
Read full article: Fiesta Oyster Bake canceled in 2021 due to continued surge in COVID-19 casesSAN ANTONIO ā The Fiesta Oyster Bake at St. Maryās University has been canceled for a second year due to the coronavirus pandemic. āI am sad to announce that we are canceling Fiesta Oyster Bake 2021 due to the substantial numbers of COVID-19 cases in our region,ā association president Joe L. Vela Jr. said in a news release. The Oyster Bake is one of Fiestaās biggest events, drawing in about 60,000-70,000 fans to the universityās grounds. San Antonio officials had hoped to postpone Fiesta events to Nov. 5-15, 2020, but those plans were scrapped as virus cases continued to increase. The COVID-19 case count reached 155,588 total on Thursday, an increase of 2,507 new cases from the day prior.