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February 15, 2012
Genetically Modified Salmon Coming to a Store Near You (Although You May Never Know It)
Short of earning a Ph.D in bio-tech science, making sense of genetically modified (GM) or engineered (GE) ingredients in America's food chain is almost impossible. Primarily because by law GM foods aren't required to be labeled as such. So you literally need that degree along with a boatload of data ... More >>
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December 27, 2011
Jay Jerrier of Il Cane Rosso on Guy Fieri, Naples and Making Peace with Yelp
In one quick year, Il Cane Rosso has become the most esteemed pizza joint in Dallas. Owner Jay Jerrier discovered this style of Neapolitan pizza while on a trip in Naples with his wife in 1995 and has worked diligently to bring the same pizza experience to Dallas. Recently Guy Fieri and the Diners, ... More >>
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November 29, 2010
Harold Simmons Waits As TCEQ Moves Quickly, Quietly on Radioactive Waste Dumping
Harold Simmons and the missusBack in February 2009, then-Observer-er Alexa Schirtzinger wrote about how General Electric was burying millions of cubic yards of Hudson River carcinogens out at the West Texas dumping ground owned by Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, the wizard behind Waste Control ... More >>
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November 2, 2010
Says GE's Electric Car Look-See, Dallas Is Tops to Plug In Before Pulling Out (Of the Driveway)
Few weeks back we noted: TXU's setting up electric-car charging stations in Dallas and Fort Worth, and Half-Price Books' Northwest Highway mothership already has one plugged in. That, right there, is thinking ahead. Because, per General Electric and Deloitte, Dallas is Numero Uno on the list of B ... More >>
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August 20, 2010
Railroad Museum in Fair Park Gets a Prized Piece, And It's Headed Straight to Frisco
Once upon a time, the City Attorney's Office had hoped to get the Museum of the American Railroad outta Fair Park by August 1. But that was way back in February -- before the myriad court hearings and legal filings that ultimately led to Judge Martin Hoffman setting a January 2011 trial date in t ... More >>
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June 16, 2010
Top Five Things We're Expecting to Happen on Top Chef Tonight
OK, so we're all really stoked about the start of Top Chef, D.C. tonight. Even Bravo producer and Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen is venturing into fanboy-level excitement, as proven by his repeated tweets on the subject today. (So cute. Love that guy.)Glad to have some Dallas representat ... More >>
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May 31, 2009
PCB or TYA: Those Hudson River Carcinogens Are Finally Rolling Into Texas
Back in February, Alexa wrote about the pending transport of Hudson River sludge to West Texas, where Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons's Waste Control Specialists will turn one state's trash into one man's treasure. That trash in question are millions of cubic yards of PCBs -- or polychlorinated bi ... More >>
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March 26, 2009
The T. Boone Pickens Alternative Energy Show Rolls Across America
Back in February, Alexa wrote about the pending transport of Hudson River sludge to West Texas, where Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons's Waste Control Specialists will turn one state's trash into one man's treasure. That trash in question are millions of cubic yards of PCBs -- or polychlorinated bi ... More >>
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February 20, 2009
Out in West Texas, Harold Simmons Is Burying Hudson River Carcinogens
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
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June 22, 2008
Mark Cuban, Jason Kidd and the Olympics' Gold Double-Standard
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
March 18, 2008
Getting on Target
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
March 22, 2007
TXU, The Buyout and the Power of "Greenmail"
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
March 5, 2007
Blockbuster Almost Done Making "Triple Play." Didn't That Star Billy Baldwin?
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
February 14, 2007
In Dallas, There is a Business World "Man of Mystery"
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
January 24, 2007
Cough, Cough
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
October 2, 2006
Coal Fired Up!
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
Blogs
July 7, 2006
Clean Your PIPEs
Ever wondered what's at the bottom of New York's Hudson River? Andrews, a small West Texas town 350 miles west of Dallas, is about to find out.Last month, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality approved an application to allow the disposal of low-level radioactive waste in a site just outside ... More >>
News
September 26, 2002
Enough to Make You Sick
In the struggle for a shrinking pot of money from asbestos litigation, the sickest victims are getting nickels and dimes while lawyers get their millions
News
October 26, 2000
Letters
Our Stars, Frankenfoods, Mr. Know-It-All
News
June 8, 2000
Hide and seek
Deep Ellum developer Lou Reese bilked a savings and loan, bled his creditors, and walked away from federal prision a rich man. Bragging about it was is one big mistake.
Culture
November 18, 1999
For the benefit of Mr. Max
The creator of iconographic '60s art is now an icon himself
Dining
September 2, 1999
Texas shtick
Love & War in Texas sounds more like a movie than a restaurant. Either way, it's an epic of indulgence.
Dining
August 6, 1998
Protein's protege
Unlike the calmness of Al Biernat the man, Biernat's the restaurant is a bit schizophrenic
News
March 5, 1998
See your world on a small screen at the 11th Annual Dallas Video Festival
Unlike the calmness of Al Biernat the man, Biernat's the restaurant is a bit schizophrenic
News
March 20, 1997
Prophets Without Honor
The self-proclaimed ministers of capitalism have gotten a cool reception to their gospel in Dallas. But Chevis King Jr. and Joe Howard won't give up till they've found a better way to spend black people's money.
News
December 7, 1995
True crime story
Forget the usual tales of rape and pillage--consider the sins of corporate America
News
November 16, 1995
Nasty and negative
Colin Powell's decision reveals distasteful state of American politics
News
November 2, 1995
Media merger madness
Cap Cities/ABC decision to fire radio host Hightower was a big mistake
Film
August 10, 1995
Rushes
Cap Cities/ABC decision to fire radio host Hightower was a big mistake
News
January 12, 1995
Cruelest cut
Deadbeat-dad Newt Gingrich wants to slash program for disabled children
News
December 1, 1994
The Muckraker of Coppell
How a bankrupt former musical-instrument salesman became an award-winning journalist

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