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70-acre ‘innovation district’ on the East Side moves closer to reality A dated metal chime mounted high on a wall in the smooth foyer at the cutting edge bioscience hatchery VelocityTX is there for commending achievements and achievements. Randy Harig grabbed hold of the chime pull in April and gave it a decent ring when the Texas Exploration and Innovation Establishment shut on its acquisition of the notable G.J. Sutton property. As President of the establishment, which possesses and works the charitable's developing auxiliaries in a previous cold stockpiling plant on San Antonio's East Side, Harig considered the securing to be a significant triumph in growing its impression to ultimately benefit the local area. However, the Sutton property is one on a considerable rundown of late gains for the establishment since its chiefs started moving from administrators of a rural examination park into building a present day, metropolitan development region. Over the most recent two year...