Email Author Jim Schutze
The Trinity River Project calls on all of us to use our imaginations. Standing before the scenic overlook, I imagine a beautiful river bordered by clever cafes and chic shops and folks of all shades ... More >>
"Very seldom could you pull off an accord in a project if every time you had to wait for some kind of public referendum. The timing justdoesn't... More >>
It's the tale of two cities: In this Dallas Morning News story, today's closed-door meeting between staffs of the City of Dallas and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is all about irritating bureaucrat... More >>
The Friends of Unfair Park know what's happening. Just this morning, one of them hopped on a four-month old item about Detroit's disgraced ex-mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, to warn Dallas about his impendin... More >>
"We have a policythat says we willnot expand theaccess into our city by even one laneof additionalautomobile traffic." Unfortunately... More >>
The Dallas City Council's Trinity River Corridor Project Committee gets a briefing at 9:30 this morning on hurdles facing the Trinity River toll road project. They'll have people there from the North ... More >>
On January 9, Nelson wrote a signed column for the op-ed page in which she told how she personally had forced city officials to tear down a bad... More >>
From the big seminar at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library today: City council is hearing experts from Canada and Virginia tell them how to do civilized development. The big question, of course: Why ... More >>
Fifteen people, count 'em, at Code Pink's "No War Criminals in my Neighborhood!" protest so far on the bridge at Mockingbird Lane and N. Central Expressway. All very orderly except for the occasional... More >>
Last week Unfair Park told our dear Friends about an Oak Cliff gallery, Decorazon, soliciting international contributions to a show to be called "Farewell Shoes for Mr. Bush," which is dedicated to ou... More >>
This morning I read with sadness of the death of Trammell Crow, a man for whom I have always had great admiration. I would like to pass along this modest anecdote.In the early 1990s when I was between... More >>
Decorazon Gallery in Bishop Arts has issued an international invitation to artists to submit works for an exhibition in February to be called "Farewell Shoes for Mr. Bush." According to the invitatio... More >>
Certain things you can do that might turn out very badly for you. Borrowing money from the Mafia, for example. Posing naked for a photographer... More >>
Yesterday's New York Times travel section served up its "44 Places to go in 2009," and guess what! Dallas was No. 17. And guess what! Absolutely no mention of the late 20th century TV series Dallas. I... More >>
OK, just tell me this. How do we greet him? Say I'm in the plumbing aisle at Home Depot bent forward at the waist searching for a beeswax... More >>
The Dallas Morning News editorial page this morning takes another swipe at The Allen Group, the warehousing and logistics company trying to turn Dallas into a continental shipping hub. As usual, today... More >>
This is the time of year when most people who do what I do for a living write about what they think will happen in the year ahead. In other... More >>
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