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Subject: Mike Eastland

  • Dallas's Council Reps Send Very, Very Mixed Signals Over Int'l Inland Port

    I'm working on a new theory of life. I used to think the City of Dallas was obviously the big cheese in the region -- the wheel -- and that all of the little surrounding municipalities were sort of cheese wedges. Maybe I had it wrong. Maybe Dallas has cheese for brains, and all of the communities around us are trying not to laugh out loud at us.Yesterday morning I drove out to Arlington for a special meeting of the Regional Transportation Council, a very boring and little-known regional ent

    December 16, 2008
  • Foster's Brook, or: The Dallas County Judge is Smarter Than He Lets On

    This should be said: One of the heroes in the otherwise ugly stupid saga of the inland port development in Southern Dallas has been Dallas County Judge Jim Foster.First of all: He figured it out. A very good source close to the county commissioners told me, "He's like a little detective. He's quiet, and he doesn't say much, but he sleuths things out."Foster figured out sooner than most people that a so-called "master plan" for the inland port dreamed up by Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley P

    December 19, 2008