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Attendees of the "An Evening for Malin" memorial pictured around Malin the Fountain trolls water dish in Pease Park on Wednesday, June 24. The memorial honors the Malin's Fountain troll sculpture that burned down in a fire the morning of May 21, after residing in the park for over two years.
Pease Park troll’s memory lives on in Austinites

A large metal bowl, filled with water once again, stood on Wednesday as all that remains of Pease Park’s beloved troll, Malin.  Around 300 Austinites filled the park in “An Evening For Malin,”...

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An empty CapMetro Bikeshare dock on Guadalupe Street is pictured Wednesday, June 17, with a sign stating, "CapMetro Bikeshare is closed until further notice." This closure follows a May 23 fire at CapMetro’s Bikeshare maintenance facility that damaged bike batteries and chargers, according to the CapMetro website.
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Podcasts
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Attendees of the "An Evening for Malin" memorial pictured around Malin the Fountain trolls water dish in Pease Park on Wednesday, June 24. The memorial honors the Malin's Fountain troll sculpture that burned down in a fire the morning of May 21, after residing in the park for over two years.
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Attendees of the "An Evening for Malin" memorial pictured around Malin the Fountain trolls water dish in Pease Park on Wednesday, June 24. The memorial honors the Malin's Fountain troll sculpture that burned down in a fire the morning of May 21, after residing in the park for over two years.
Pease Park troll’s memory lives on in Austinites
Charlotte Karner, Life and Arts Co-Editor • June 25, 2026

A large metal bowl, filled with water once again, stood on Wednesday as all that remains of Pease Park’s beloved troll, Malin.  Around...

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