Robert D. Miller

Blogs
May 1, 2013
The Search for the Perfect Guitar, Part III
"Vintage Silvertone Acoustic guitar," "1977 Dobro Duolian," "Martin 00X1 Auditorium Acoustic Guitar (14 Fret)" are just some of the headlines advertising guitars on Craigslist, but how are you supposed to play them, hear them, feel them? When you order a guitar online, you're missing an important p ... More >>
News
July 19, 2012
The Best Thing To Do with Fair Not-Really-A-Park Is Tear That Mother Down
Blogs
July 1, 2010
At Last, Removing the Rubble on Greenville Ave.
Back in May, Robert Miller -- the attorney representing building owner Jon duPerier in the litigation brought in April by Gregg Merkow, the insurance-less owner of Greenville Bar and Grill and Hurricane Grill -- told Unfair Park he didn't know when crews would begin clearing out the charred remains ... More >>
Blogs
May 19, 2010
That's Not An Eyesore. That's Evidence. Or: Charred Remains to Remain For a While.
Daniel RodrigueDaniel will be along shortly with notes from an Avi-free meeting last night of Lower Greenvillians, but till then, here's an update concerning Tuesday's post about the charred ruins formerly known as Terilli's, Mick's, Greenville Bar and Grill and Hurricane Grill. I finally spoke w ... More >>
Blogs
May 17, 2010
So Much For Not Having to Look at a Burned-Out Building For Months
Photos by Daniel RodrigueI've been trying for several days to reach Jon duPerier, the owner of the burned-out block of Greenville Avenue that was once home to, among others, Terilli's and Greenville Bar and Grill. No luck. I've also left several messages for attorney Robert Miller, who's defendin ... More >>
News
March 29, 2007
Steve Blows
Why is the DMN's mild-mannered columnist suddenly impatient about the Trinity River?
Film
February 9, 2006
Blood Business
Why We Fight probes America's passion for war
News
March 11, 2004
The Icebox Revisited
Houston had one of its most shocking race murders 45 years ago. But exactly whose tragedy was it?
News
April 6, 2000
Beggars' banquet
Dallas' matrons of charity find that ostentation is out and value is in when it comes to raising money